N.J. Admin. Code § 18:7-8.4 - Property fraction; "tangible personal property"; definition and scope; special situations
(a) The term "tangible personal property"
shall mean corporeal personal property, such as machinery, fixtures, tools,
implements, goods, wares, and merchandise. Money, deposits in banks, shares of
stock, bonds, notes, digital assets, line digital assets, lines of credit or
evidence of an interest in property, and evidence of debt are not tangible
personal property.
(b) Tangible
personal property within New Jersey.
1.
Tangible personal property is within New Jersey if and so long as it is
physically situated or located here, even though it may be stored in a bonded
warehouse in this State.
2.
Property of the taxpayer held in New Jersey by an agent, consignee, or factor
is (and property held outside New Jersey by an agent, consignee, or factor is
not) situated or located within New Jersey.
3. Mobile or movable property, such as
construction equipment or trucks, is within New Jersey based on the ratio of
time the property is used within the State to the time the property is used
everywhere during the period covered by the return.
4. Ships are within New Jersey based on the
ratio of time the vessels are in operation in New Jersey to the time the
vessels are in operation everywhere, and including all sailing days, days in
port for loading, unloading, ordinary repairs, refueling, or provisioning as
operation.
5. Aircraft used by
airlines are within New Jersey based on the ratio of takeoffs in regular
scheduled or charter flights that occur during revenue service from points in
New Jersey to the total of all such takeoffs everywhere. Aircraft used other
than by airlines in revenue service are within New Jersey based on the ratio of
takeoffs from points in New Jersey to the total of all takeoffs everywhere when
the aircraft are in use.
6.
Consistent with
N.J.S.A.
54:10A-6(b), satellites used
in the communications industry are included in the denominator of the property
fraction but the numerator shall include a portion of such property based upon
the ratio of ground stations serviced in New Jersey to the number of all such
ground stations.
(c)
Tangible personal property in transit.
1.
Property in transit from a point in New Jersey to another point in New Jersey
is situated or located in New Jersey.
2. Property in transit from a point outside
New Jersey to another point outside New Jersey is situated or located outside
New Jersey.
3. Property, while in
transit from a point outside New Jersey to a point in New Jersey or vice-versa
does not have a fixed situs either within or outside the State and, therefore,
will not be deemed to be "situated" or "located" either within or outside New
Jersey and accordingly, such property while so in transit should be omitted
from both the numerator and the denominator of the property fraction.
4. Property ceases to be in transit when it
is delivered to or becomes subject to actual possession by the owner at the
point of destination.
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(a) The term "tangible personal property" shall mean corporeal personal property, such as machinery, fixtures, tools, implements, goods, wares, and merchandise, and does not mean money, deposits in banks, shares of stock, bonds, notes, credits or evidence of an interest in property, and evidences of debt.
(b) Tangible personal property within New Jersey.
1. Tangible personal property is within New Jersey if and so long as it is physically situated or located here, even though it may be stored in a bonded warehouse in this State.
2. Property of the taxpayer held in New Jersey by an agent, consignee, or factor is (and property held outside New Jersey by an agent, consignee, or factor is not) situated or located within New Jersey.
3. Mobile or movable property, such as construction equipment or trucks, is within New Jersey based on the ratio of time the property is used within the State to the time the property is used everywhere during the period covered by the return.
4. Ships are within New Jersey based on the ratio of time the vessels are in operation in New Jersey to the time the vessels are in operation everywhere, and including all sailing days, days in port for loading, unloading, ordinary repairs, refueling, or provisioning as operation.
5. Aircraft used by airlines are within New Jersey based on the ratio of takeoffs in regular scheduled or charter flights that occur during revenue service from points in New Jersey to the total of all such takeoffs everywhere. Aircraft used other than by airlines in revenue service are within New Jersey based on the ratio of takeoffs from points in New Jersey to the total of all takeoffs everywhere when the aircraft are in use.
6. Consistent with N.J.S.A. 54:10A-6(b), satellites used in the communications industry are included in the denominator of the property fraction but the numerator shall include a portion of such property based upon the ratio of ground stations serviced in New Jersey to the number of all such ground stations.
(c) Tangible personal property in transit.
1. Property in transit from a point in New Jersey to another point in New Jersey is situated or located in New Jersey.
2. Property in transit from a point outside New Jersey to another point outside New Jersey is situated or located outside New Jersey.
3. Property, while in transit from a point outside New Jersey to a point in New Jersey or vice-versa does not have a fixed situs either within or outside the State and, therefore, will not be deemed to be "situated" or "located" either within or outside New Jersey and accordingly, such property while so in transit should be omitted from both the numerator and the denominator of the property fraction.
4. Property ceases to be in transit when it is delivered to or becomes subject to actual possession by the owner at the point of destination.