NOTES TO COMPUTATION OF PROPERTY (Part I) Total property means gross assets, including all real, personal, tangible and intangible property, without qualification. The value of gross assets is original cost without reduction for allowances, reserves, depreciation, etc. Total Gross Assets for this interrogatory should not equal “total assets” on Line 15 of Federal Schedule L (IRS Forms 1120 and 1120S). 1. Real and personal tangible property, including inventories, buildings, and other depreciable assets, depletable assets, land, and uninvested cash are located in Illinois if they are physically located in this State. 2. Trade notes and accounts receivable are located in Illinois if arising from Illinois sales. (See Notes (2) and (3) of Computation of Business Transacted.) 3. Invested cash, U.S. Government obligations, tax-exempt securities, loans to stock holders, mortgage and real estate loans, and other investments are located in Illinois if the notes, securities or certificates evidencing such investments are located in Illinois. If there no notes, securities or certificates evidencing such investments, such investments are located in Illinois if they are administered, managed, or controlled in Illinois. 4. Intangible property is located in Illinois if arising from the acquisition of a business located in Illinois. 5. All property not listed above, including other intangible assets, and property patents, trademarks, copyrights, prepaid expenses, and other miscellaneous assets, are located in Illinois if the property was acquired, produced or primarily used in Illinois. 6. Do not show a negative amount on this form. If the entry on the federal return shows a negative amount, insert “0” on the appropriate line of this document. Page 3 |
NOTES TO COMPUTATION OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED (Part II) Total gross receipts from whatever source derived must be allocated to Illinois based on the gross amount of business transacted by the corporation at or from places of business in Illinois. Gross receipts are not reduced by the cost of goods sold. Capital gains are not reduced by basis. Total Gross Receipts should not equal “total income” on Line 11 of IRS Form 1120 or Line 6 of IRS Form 1120S. 1. Sales of tangible personal property are allocated to Illinois if the sale of the property occurs in Illinois or is shipped from an Illinois location or the contract evidencing the sale is accepted in Illinois. 2. Service income, sales, other than the sales of tangible personal property, and other receipts are allocated to Illinois if the income-producing activity is performed in Illinois is administered, managed, or controlled in Illinois. 3. Income from investments such as dividends and interest (whether taxable or non-taxable) is allocated to Illinois if such investments are administered, managed, or controlled in Illinois. 4. Dividends and interest from a subsidiary, if more than 10 percent owned, are allocated to Illinois if the subsidiary trans- acts business primarily at or from places of business in Illinois. 5. Gross rents are allocated to Illinois if the property being rented is located in Illinois. 6. Gross royalties from oil, mineral, or other leases are allocated to Illinois if the leased property is located in Illinois; other royalty income is allocated to Illinois if the activity giving rise to the payment of the royalty was transacted at or from locations in Illinois. (See (1) and (2) above.) 7. Gross sales prices for dispositions of real estate, property and capital assets are allocated to Illinois if the property sold was located in Illinois at the time of the sale. 8. Do not show a negative amount on this form. If the entry on the federal return shows a negative amount, insert “0” on the appropriate line of this document. Page 4 |