280 R.I. Code R. § 280-RICR-20-10-1.12 - Document submission and Retention
A. Seller's
residency affidavit: The buyer should retain the original affidavit with the
other records pertaining to the closing and must produce it for the Division of
Taxation, if requested. One copy of the affidavit should be given to the
seller. The buyer should not send the affidavit to the Division of Taxation. If
there are multiple sellers, there should be one affidavit and copies for each
nonresident seller.
B. Election to
have withholding based on gain: The seller makes this election by completing
one RI Form 71-3 Election and submitting the completed form (and any
attachments) to the Division of Taxation at least twenty (20) days prior to the
closing date. The seller should retain a copy of the election for matching with
Certificate of Withholding Due which will be returned by the Division of
Taxation.
C. Installment sale
schedule: The information which must be supplied as part of the Form RI 71.3
Election for the installment sale method must be supplied under penalties of
perjury by the seller, the seller's certified public accountant, licensed
public accountant or attorney and must include all the information contained in
§
1.7(F) of
this Part
D. Certificate of
withholding due: The Division of Taxation shall review the election (Form RI
71.3 Election) and send the approved Certificate of Withholding Due (Form RI
71.3 Certificate) to the seller or designee. The seller must present the
certificate to the buyer at the closing and the buyer, using the certificate,
completes the remittance form and attaches the original certificate for
submission to the Division of Taxation. The buyer and seller should each retain
one copy of the certificate with the documents of the sale.
E. Real estate withholding remittance: The
buyer should retain one copy of the remittance form with the other records
pertaining to the closing, one copy of the remittance form should be given to
the seller and the original is sent to the Rhode Island Division of Taxation
with the payment indicated. If the remittance is being made for multiple
nonresident sellers, a schedule must be attached giving the names, addresses,
Federal employer identification numbers (FEI #) or social security numbers
(SS#) and the amount being withheld attributable to each nonresident seller.
Copies of the remittance form and supplemental schedule should be provided for
each nonresident seller in order that appropriate credit can be taken on the
nonresident seller's tax return.
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