NYS Tax Department: Reporting pass-through entity taxes on Form IT-112-R, New York State Resident Credit

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Reporting pass-through entity taxes on
Form IT-112-R, New York State Resident Credit

Some taxpayers and tax practitioners are incorrectly reporting pass-through entity tax payments on lines 24a and 24b of Form IT-112-R, New York State Resident Credit. This may result in a taxpayer not receiving proper credit for taxes paid. 

 

On line 24a, include only:

  • all income taxes the taxpayer paid to another jurisdiction, and
  • any income taxes paid to another jurisdiction on the taxpayer’s behalf, such as through a group or composite return.

On line 24b, include only income taxes the entity paid to another state with a tax substantially similar to New York State’s pass-through entity tax (PTET). Do not include income taxes the entity paid to another jurisdiction on behalf of the taxpayer, such as through a group or composite return, if the taxes are not substantially similar.

 

For a list of states that impose a pass-through entity tax that is substantially similar to New York State’s PTET, see States with a tax substantially similar to PTET.