Userid: CPM Schema: instrx Leadpct: 100% Pt. size: 9 Draft Ok to Print AH XSL/XML Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source (Init. & Date) _______ Page 1 of 24 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) (Rev. December 2021) Net Income (Loss) Reconciliation for U.S. Property and Casualty Insurance Companies With Total Assets of $10 Million or More Section references are to the Internal Revenue Insurance Company Income Tax Return, not required to file Schedule M-3 for the Code unless otherwise noted. that reports on the balance sheet, current tax year. Schedule L of Form 1120-PC, total assets 2. U.S. property and casualty Future Developments at the end of the corporation's tax year that insurance company C owns U.S. property For the latest information about equal or exceed $10 million must and casualty insurance company D. For its developments related to Schedule M-3 complete and file Schedule M-3 instead of current tax year, C prepares consolidated (Form 1120-PC), and its instructions, such Schedule M-1, Reconciliation of Income financial statements with D but C and D as legislation enacted after they were (Loss) per Books With Income (Loss) per file separate U.S. income tax returns. The published, go to IRS.gov/Form1120PC. Return. consolidated accrual basis financial • A corporation filing a non-consolidated statements for C and D report total assets Form 1120-PC that reports on Schedule L at the end of the tax year of $12 million General Instructions for Form 1120-PC total assets that equal after intercompany eliminations. C reports or exceed $10 million must complete and separate company total year-end assets Purpose of Schedule file Schedule M-3 instead of on its Schedule L of $7 million. D reports Schedule M-3, Part I, asks certain Schedule M-1. The corporation must separate company total year-end assets questions about the corporation's financial check box (1) Non-consolidated return, at on its Schedule L of $6 million. Neither C statements and reconciles financial the top of page 1 of Schedule M-3. nor D is required to file Schedule M-3 for statement net income (loss) for the • Any U.S. consolidated tax group the current tax year. corporation (or consolidated financial consisting of a U.S. parent corporation statement group, if applicable), as and additional includible corporations 3. Foreign corporation A owns 100% reported on Schedule M-3, Part I, line 4a, listed on Form 851, Affiliations Schedule, of both U.S. property and casualty to net income (loss) of the corporation for required to file Form 1120-PC that reports insurance company B and U.S. property U.S. taxable income purposes, as on Schedule L of Form 1120-PC total and casualty insurance company C. C reported on Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11. consolidated assets at the end of the tax owns 100% of U.S. property and casualty Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, reconcile year that equal or exceed $10 million must insurance company D. For its current tax financial statement net income (loss) for complete and file Schedule M-3 instead of year, A prepares a consolidated the U.S. corporation (or consolidated tax Schedule M-1, and must check box (2) worldwide financial statement for the group, if applicable), as reported on Consolidated return (Form 1120-PC only), ABCD consolidated group. The ABCD Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11, to the or (3) Mixed 1120/L/PC group, as consolidated financial statement reports subtotal on Form 1120-PC, Schedule A, applicable, at the top of page 1 of total year-end assets of $25 million. A is line 35 (or Schedule B, line 19, if Schedule M-3. not required to file a U.S. income tax return. B files a separate U.S. income tax applicable). For property and casualty A U.S. property and casualty insurance return and reports separate company total insurance companies that prepare an company filing Form 1120-PC that is not year-end assets on its Schedule L of $12 annual statement, financial statement net required to file Schedule M-3 may million. C files a consolidated U.S. income income (loss) should be reported on the voluntarily file Schedule M-3 in place of tax return with D and, after eliminating statutory basis on Schedule M-3, Part I, Schedule M-1. A property and casualty intercompany transactions between C and line 11. insurance company filing Schedule M-3 D, reports consolidated total year-end must check Item A, box 3, on Form assets on Schedule L of $8 million. B is Where To File 1120-PC, page 1, indicating that required to file Schedule M-3 because its If the corporation is required to file (or Schedule M-3 is attached, whether total year-end assets reported on voluntarily files) Schedule M-3 (Form required or voluntary. A property and Schedule L equal at least $10 million. The 1120-PC), the corporation must file Form casualty insurance company filing CD U.S. consolidated tax group is not 1120-PC and all attachments and Schedule M-3 must not file Schedule M-1. required to file Schedule M-3 because its schedules, including Schedule M-3 (Form Example 1. total year-end assets reported on Schedule L do not equal at least $10 1120-PC), at the following address. 1. U.S. corporation A owns U.S. million. Department of the Treasury subsidiary B and foreign subsidiary F. For Internal Revenue Service Center its current tax year, A prepares Special Filing Requirements for Ogden, UT 84201-0012 consolidated financial statements with B Mixed Groups and F that report total assets of $12 million. A files a consolidated U.S. income If the parent company of a U.S. Who Must File tax return with B and reports total consolidated tax group files Form • Any domestic corporation or group of consolidated assets on Schedule L of $8 1120-PC and files Schedule M-3, all corporations required to file Form million. A's U.S. consolidated tax group is members of the group must file 1120-PC, U.S. Property and Casualty Schedule M-3. However, if the parent corporation of a U.S. consolidated tax Dec 06, 2021 Cat. No. 39943A |
Page 2 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. group files Form 1120-PC and any may voluntarily file Schedule M-3 for the U.S. consolidated tax group, the total member of the group files a Form 1120 or current tax year. If for a subsequent tax assets of all members of the group listed Form 1120-L, U.S. Life Insurance year the property and casualty insurance on Form 851) as of the last day of the tax Company Income Tax Return, that company is required to file Schedule M-3, year. The same amount of total assets member must file a Form 1120 the property and casualty insurance must be reported by the property and Schedule M-3 or a Form 1120-L company must complete Schedule M-3 in casualty insurance company (or by each Schedule M-3, respectively, and the group its entirety for that subsequent tax year. member of the U.S. consolidated tax must comply with the mixed group In the case of a U.S. consolidated tax group) in the non-tax-basis financial consolidated Schedule M-3 reporting group, total assets at the end of the tax statements, if any, used for Schedule M-3. described under Schedule M-3 year must be determined based on the If the property and casualty insurance Consolidation for Mixed Groups (1120/L/ total year-end assets of all includible company prepares non-tax-basis financial PC), later. A mixed group must also file corporations listed on Form 851, net of statements, Schedule L must equal the Form 8916, Reconciliation of eliminations for intercompany transactions sum of the non-tax-basis financial Schedule M-3 Taxable Income with Tax and balances between the includible statement total assets for each Return Taxable Income for Mixed Groups, corporations. In addition, for purposes of corporation listed on Form 851 and and, if applicable, Form 8916-A, determining for Schedule M-3 whether the included in the consolidated U.S. income Supplemental Attachment to corporation (or U.S. consolidated tax tax return (includible corporation) net of Schedule M-3. group) has total assets at the end of the eliminations for intercompany transactions If the parent company of a U.S. current tax year of $10 million or more, the between includible corporations. If the consolidated tax group files Form corporation's total consolidated assets property and casualty insurance company 1120-PC, and any member of the group must be determined on an overall accrual does not prepare non-tax-basis financial files Form 1120 or Form 1120-L, and the method of accounting unless both of the statements, Schedule L must be based on consolidated Schedule L reported in the following apply: (a) the tax returns of all the property and casualty company's return includes the assets of all of the includible corporations in the U.S. books and records. The Schedule L companies (insurance companies as well consolidated tax group are prepared using balance sheet may show tax-basis as the non-insurance companies), in order an overall cash method of accounting, and balance sheet amounts if the property and to determine if the group meets the $10 (b) no includible corporation in the U.S. casualty insurance company is allowed to million threshold test for the requirement consolidated tax group prepares or is use books and records for Schedule M-3 to file Schedule M-3, use the amount of included in financial statements prepared and the property and casualty insurance total assets reported on Schedule L of the on an accrual basis. company's books and records reflect only tax-basis amounts. consolidated return. If the parent company of a U.S. consolidated tax group files Form Note. See the instructions for Part I, Generally, total assets at the beginning 1120-PC and any member of the group line 1, for a discussion of non-tax-basis of the year (Schedule L, line 15, column files Form 1120 or Form 1120-L and the income statements and related (b)) must equal total assets at the close of consolidated Schedule L reported in the non-tax-basis balance sheets to be used the prior year (Schedule L, line 15, column return does not include the assets of one in the preparation of Schedule M-3 and (d)). For each Schedule L balance sheet or more of the insurance companies in the Form 1120-PC, Schedule L. item reported for which there is a U.S. consolidated tax group, in order to difference between the current year determine if the group meets the $10 Other Form 1120-PC opening balance sheet amount and the million threshold test for the requirement Schedules Affected by prior year closing balance sheet amount, to file Schedule M-3, use the sum of the attach a statement that reports the amount of total assets reported on the Schedule M-3 balance sheet item, the prior closing consolidated Schedule L plus the amounts Requirements amount, the current opening amount, and of all assets reported on Forms 1120 and Report on Schedules L and Form a short explanation of the change. 1120-L that are included in the 1120-PC, Schedule A (or Schedule B, if Reasons for these differences include consolidated return but not included on applicable), amounts for the U.S. mergers and acquisitions. the consolidated Schedule L. corporation or, if applicable, the U.S. For purposes of measuring total assets For insurance companies included in consolidated tax group. at the end of the year, the corporation's the consolidated U.S. income tax return, Schedule L, Balance Sheet assets may not be netted or reduced by see instructions for Part I, lines 10a, 10b, the corporation's liabilities. In addition, 10c, and 11, and Part II, line 7, for If a non-tax-basis income statement and total assets may not be reported as a guidance on Schedule M-3 reporting of related non-tax-basis balance sheet are negative amount. If Schedule L is intercompany dividends and statutory prepared for any purpose for a period prepared on a non-tax-basis method, an accounting adjustments. ending with or within the tax year, investment in a partnership may be shown Schedule L must be prepared showing as appropriate under the corporation's non-tax-basis amounts. See the non-tax-basis method of accounting, Other Issues Affecting instructions for Schedule M-3, Part I, including, if required by the corporation's Schedule M-3 Filing line 1, for the discussion of non-tax-basis reporting methodology, the equity method Requirements income statements and related of accounting for investments. If If a property and casualty insurance non-tax-basis balance sheets prepared for Schedule L is prepared on a tax basis, an company was required to file any purpose and the impact on the investment by the corporation in a Schedule M-3 for the preceding tax year selection of the income statement used for partnership must be shown as an asset but reports on Schedule L of Form Schedule M-3 and the related and measured by the corporation's 1120-PC total consolidated assets at the non-tax-basis balance sheet amounts that adjusted basis in its partnership interest. end of the current tax year of less than $10 must be used for Schedule L. Any liabilities contributing to such adjusted million, the property and casualty Total assets shown on Schedule L, basis must be shown on Schedule L as insurance company is not required to file line 15, column (d), must equal the total corporate liabilities. Schedule M-3 for the current tax year. The assets of the property and casualty property and casualty insurance company insurance company (or, in the case of a -2- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 3 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Schedule M-2 capital of the partnership on any day of the 8. The interest in the partnership it The amount shown on Schedule M-2, tax year; and owns or is deemed to own in the line 2, Net income (loss) per books, must • Was required to file Schedule M-3 on its partnership, directly or indirectly (as equal the amount shown on most recently filed U.S. income tax return defined under these instructions) as of the Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11. or return of income filed prior to that day. date with respect to which it is reporting. Schedule M-2 must reflect activity only of For the purposes of these instructions, 9. Any change in that interest as of the corporations included in the consolidated the following rules apply. date with respect to which it is reporting. U.S. income tax return. 1. The parent corporation of a The reportable entity partner must Consolidated Return (Form consolidated tax group is deemed to own retain copies of required reports it makes all corporate and partnership interests to partnerships under these instructions. 1120-PC) owned or deemed to be owned under Each partnership must retain copies of the Report on Form 1120-PC each item of these instructions by any member of the required reports it receives under these income, gain, loss, expense, or deduction tax consolidated group. instructions from reportable entity net of elimination entries for intercompany partners. transactions between includible 2. The owner of a disregarded entity corporations. The corporation must not is deemed to own all corporate and Example 2. report as dividends on Form 1120-PC, partnership interests owned or deemed to 1. Z, a U.S. property and casualty Schedule A, any amounts received from be owned under these instructions by the insurance company, owns 50% of A, an an includible corporation unless the disregarded entity. LLC filing Form 1065 for 2021. A owns corporation receiving the intercompany 3. The owner of 50% or more of a 50% of B, C, D, and E, which are also dividends is an insurance company and corporation by vote on any day of the LLCs filing a Form 1065 for calendar year only to the extent that the insurance corporation’s tax year is deemed to own 2021. Z was first required to file company is required to include all corporate and partnership interests Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) for its intercompany dividends in taxable owned or deemed to be owned under corporate tax year ended December 31, income. (See the instructions for Part I, these instructions by the corporation 2020, and filed its Schedule M-3 with lines 10a, 10b, 10c, and 11, for a during its tax year. Form 1120-PC for 2020 on October 15, discussion of intercompany dividends and 4. The owner of 50% or more of 2021. As of October 16, 2021, Z was a insurance company statutory accounting.) partnership income, loss, or capital on any reportable entity partner with respect to A In general, dividends received from an day of the partnership tax year is deemed and, through A, with respect to B, C, D, includible corporation must be eliminated to own all corporate and partnership and E. On November 5, 2021, Z reports to in consolidation rather than offset by the interests owned or deemed to be owned A, B, C, D, and E, as it is required to do dividends-received deduction. under these instructions by the within 30 days of October 16, that Z is a partnership during the partnership tax reportable entity partner directly owning Entity Considerations for year. (with respect to A) or deemed to own indirectly (with respect to B, C, D, and E) a Schedule M-3 5. The beneficial owner of 50% or 50% interest. Therefore, because Z was a For purposes of Schedule M-3, references more of the beneficial interest of a trust or reportable entity partner for 2021, each of to the classification of an entity (for nominee arrangement on any day of the A, B, C, D, and E is required to file example, as a corporation, a partnership, trust or nominee arrangement tax year is Schedule M-3 (Form 1065), for 2021, or a trust) are references to the treatment deemed to own all corporate and regardless of whether they would of the entity for U.S. income tax purposes. partnership interests owned or deemed to otherwise be required to file Schedule M-3 An entity that is generally disregarded as be owned under these instructions by the for that year. separate from its owner for U.S. income trust or nominee arrangement. 2. P, a U.S. property and casualty tax purposes (disregarded entity) must not A reportable entity partner with respect insurance company, is the parent of a be separately reported on Schedule M-3 to a partnership (as defined above) must financial consolidation group with 50 except, if required, on Part I, line 7a or 7b. report the following to the partnership domestic subsidiaries, DS1 through DS50, On Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, any item within 30 days of first becoming a and 50 foreign subsidiaries, FS1 through of income, gain, loss, deduction, or credit reportable entity partner and, after first FS50, all 100% owned on October 16, of a disregarded entity must be reported reporting to the partnership under these 2021. On October 15, 2021, P filed a as an item of its owner. In particular, the instructions, thereafter within 30 days of consolidated tax return on Form 1120-PC income or loss of a disregarded entity the date of any change in the interest it and was required to file Schedule M-3 for must not be reported on Part II, line 9, 10, owns or is deemed to own, directly or the tax year ending December 31, 2020. or 11 as a separate partnership or other indirectly, under these instructions, in the On October 16, 2021, DS1, DS2, DS3, pass-through entity. The financial partnership. FS1, and FS2 each acquire a 10% statement income or loss of a disregarded partnership interest in partnership K which entity is included on Part I, line 7a or 7b, 1. Name. only if its financial statement income or 2. Mailing address. files Form 1065 for the tax year ending December 31, 2021. P is deemed to own, loss is included on Part I, line 11, but not 3. Taxpayer identification number directly or indirectly (under these on Part I, line 4a. (TIN or EIN), if applicable. instructions), all corporate and partnership Reportable Entity Partner 4. Entity or organization type. interests of DS1, DS2, and DS3, as the Reporting Responsibilities 5. State or country in which it is parent of the tax consolidation group and A reportable entity partner with respect to organized. therefore is deemed to own 30% of K on October 16, 2021. P is deemed to own, a partnership filing Form 1065, U.S. 6. Date on which it first became a directly or indirectly (under these Return of Partnership Income, is an entity reportable entity partner. instructions), all corporate and partnership that: 7. Date with respect to which it is interests of FS1 and FS2 as the owner of • Owns or is deemed to own, directly or reporting a change in its ownership 50% or more of each corporation by vote indirectly, under these instructions a 50% interest in the partnership, if applicable. and therefore is deemed to own 20% of K or greater interest in the income, loss, or on October 16, 2021. P is therefore Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -3- |
Page 4 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. deemed to own 50% of K on October 16, example, charitable contribution for each subgroup's sub-consolidation 2021. Since P owns or is deemed to own, carryovers and capital loss carryovers). eliminations amounts. directly or indirectly (under these See Completion of Schedule M-3 and instructions), 50% or more of K on Certain Allocations, Limitations, and At the mixed group consolidated level, October 16, 2021, and was required to file Carryovers, later. there must be a consolidated Schedule M-3 with its most recently filed Schedule M-3, Part II, and, if applicable, a U.S. income tax return filed prior to that Note. Complete only one Schedule M-3, Part II, for consolidation eliminations not date, P is a reportable entity partner of K Part I, for each consolidated group. A includible in the subgroup eliminations. At as of October 16, 2021. On November 5, subsidiary of a consolidated group does the consolidated level there must also be 2021, P reports to K that P is a reportable not complete Schedule M-3, Part I. Enter a consolidated Schedule M-3, Part I, and a entity partner as of October 16, 2021, on Part I the name and EIN of the common consolidated Form 8916. For a mixed deemed to own (under these instructions) parent of the consolidated group. group, there is no Schedule M-3, Part III, a 50% interest in K. K is, therefore, Indicate on each Schedule M-3, Parts II at the consolidated level. At the required to file Schedule M-3 when it files and III, on the line after the common consolidated level, use the Schedule M-3 its Form 1065 for its tax year ending parent's name and EIN, whether the (Form 1120, 1120-PC, or 1120-L), Parts I December 31, 2021. Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, is for the: and II, that match the form on which the parent corporation reports and the entire 1. Consolidated group, Consolidated consolidated group files. 2. Parent corporation, Schedule M-3 Versus 3. Consolidation eliminations, or The corporation must check the applicable mixed group checkboxes on all Consolidating Schedules 4. Subsidiary corporation, Schedules M-3, Parts I, II, and III, as M-3 for Form 1120-PC discussed below. by checking the appropriate box. If Parts II Groups and III are for a subsidiary in a A consolidated tax return group with a consolidated return, also enter the name Subgroup Sub-Consolidation: parent corporation that files a Form and EIN of the subsidiary. 1120 Subgroup, 1120-PC 1120-PC is a mixed group if any member is a life insurance company (files Form Schedule M-3 Consolidation for Subgroup, and 1120-L Subgroup 1120-L, U.S. Life Insurance Company Mixed Groups (1120/L/PC) A subgroup Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, Income Tax Return) or is not an insurance Special Schedule M-3 consolidation rules sub-consolidation must be prepared with company. See Schedule M-3 apply to a mixed group, that is, a all necessary eliminations within the Consolidation for Mixed Groups (1120/L/ consolidated tax group that: subgroup for each of the three possible PC), later. subgroups that are in fact present. 1. Includes both a corporation that is A U.S. consolidated tax group must file an insurance company and a corporation • One subgroup for those corporations a consolidated Schedule M-3. Parts I, II, that is not an insurance company, or reporting on Form 1120, • One subgroup for those corporations and III of the consolidated Schedule M-3 2. Includes both a life insurance reporting on Form 1120-PC, and must reflect the activity of the entire U.S. company and a property and casualty • One subgroup for those reporting on consolidated tax group. The parent insurance company, or Form 1120-L. corporation must also complete Parts II and III of a separate Schedule M-3 to 3. Includes a life insurance company, The parent corporation is included in the reflect the parent's own activity. In a property and casualty insurance subgroup that corresponds to the form on addition, Parts II and III of a separate company, and a corporation that is not an which it reports and the entire Schedule M-3 must be completed by each insurance company. consolidated group files. For example, in the case of a Form 1120-PC parent and includible corporation to reflect the activity Mixed group consolidation for Form 1120-PC consolidated group, the of that includible corporation. Lastly, it Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, requires: parent is included in the Form 1120-PC generally will be necessary to complete 1. Subgroup sub-consolidation of the subgroup sub-consolidation. Each Parts II and III of a separate Schedule M-3 1120 subgroup, the 1120-PC subgroup, subgroup uses its own Schedule M-3 for consolidation eliminations. and the 1120-L subgroup, each with its (Form 1120, 1120-PC, or 1120-L), Parts II If a U.S. consolidated tax group that is own sub-consolidated Schedule M-3, and III, for each corporation within the not a mixed group consists of four Parts II and III, and subgroup and for the subgroup includible corporations (the parent and 2. Consolidation of the subgroup sub-consolidation and the subgroup three subsidiaries) all filing Form 1120-PC, sub-consolidation totals on a consolidated eliminations. the U.S. consolidated tax group must Schedule M-3, Part II, that ties to a complete six Schedules M-3 as follows. consolidated Schedule M-3, Part I, and a The three subgroup sub-consolidation • One consolidated Schedule M-3 with consolidated Form 8916, Reconciliation of taxable income calculations on Parts I, II, and III completed to reflect the Schedule M-3 Taxable Income with Tax Schedule M-3 must follow the separate activity of the entire U.S. consolidated tax Return Taxable Income for Mixed Groups. return requirements of the regulations group. under section 1502 and all other • Parts II and III of a separate In addition to one Schedule M-3, Part II, applicable regulations taking into account Schedule M-3 for each of the four and one Schedule M-3, Part III, for each the amounts separately reported on Form includible corporations to reflect the corporation in the three subgroup 8916. Capital loss limitation and activity of each includible corporation. sub-consolidations, there will generally be carryforward used and charitable • Parts II and III of a separate a total of six additional Schedule M-3, deduction limitation and carryforward used Schedule M-3 to eliminate intercompany Parts II, and six additional Schedule M-3, are not taken into account in the transactions between includible Parts III, for the subgroup determination of the three subgroup corporations and to include limitations on sub-consolidations. Specifically, there sub-consolidated taxable incomes on deductions (for example, charitable must be one Part II, and one Part III, for Schedule M-3, but are reflected on Form contribution limitations and capital loss each subgroup's sub-consolidated 8916 and in the calculation of the life/ limitations) and carryover amounts (for amounts and one Part II, and one Part III, non-life loss limitation and carryforward -4- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 5 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. used. See Life/Non-Life Loss Limitation Completion of Mixed Group 1120/L/PC group. (If a consolidated level and Carryforward Used Calculations, later. Checkboxes for Schedule M-3, Part II for consolidation eliminations not includible in the subgroup eliminations is The reconciliation totals for book, Part II and Part III applicable, that Part II must be indicated temporary difference, permanent Note. The following discussion of by checking box (3) Consolidated difference, and taxable income for each checkboxes will assume that the 1120-PC eliminations, and box (5) Mixed subgroup are reported on Form 1120, subgroup includes the corporate parent of 1120/L/PC group.) 1120-PC, or 1120-L, as applicable, the mixed group. Schedule M-3, Part II, line 29a, columns Life/Non-Life Loss Limitation and (a), (b), (c), and (d), and equal the sum of Forms 1120, 1120-PC, and 1120-L, the line amounts on Part II, lines 26 Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, each have a Carryforward Used Calculations through 28. For a mixed group, checkbox (5) at the top indicating a mixed The applicable life/non-life loss limitation Schedule M-3, Part II, lines 29b, 29c, and group. Checkbox (5) and one or more and all carryforward used calculations are 30 are blank on the Form 1120, 1120-PC, other applicable checkboxes must be made using the amounts determined for or 1120-L, as applicable, for the separate checked for a mixed group. taxable income in the three subgroup corporations (parent and subsidiary) and sub-consolidations and other applicable for the three subgroup sub-consolidations. For example, an 1120-PC parent amounts separately reported on Form corporation included in the 1120-PC 8916. The calculated life/non-life loss Note. A sub-consolidation is required for subgroup must check Form 1120-PC, limitation or carryforward used amounts, if every subgroup, even if the subgroup Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, box (2) any, are not entered on Schedule M-3. consists of only one corporation. In Parent corporation, and box (5) Mixed The calculated amounts, if any, are addition, Form 8916-A, if applicable, is 1120/L/PC group. An 1120-PC subsidiary entered on Form 8916. required at the sub-consolidated level and corporation within the 1120-PC subgroup the sub-consolidated elimination level. must check Form 1120-PC, Completion of Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, box (4) Reconciliation of Mixed Group Subsidiary corporation, and box (5) Mixed Schedule M-3 and Certain Subgroup Sub-Consolidation 1120/L/PC group. An 1120 subsidiary Allocations, Limitations, corporation within the 1120 subgroup and Carryovers Amounts to Schedule M-3, Part I, must check Form 1120, Schedule M-3, Generally, a corporation (or any member Line 11, and to Tax Return Taxable Parts II and III, box (4) Subsidiary of a U.S. consolidated tax group) required Income corporation, and box (5) Mixed 1120/L/PC to file Schedule M-3 must complete the group. An 1120-L subsidiary corporation At the consolidated level, use the form in its entirety. In particular, a within the 1120-L subgroup must check Schedule M-3 (Form 1120, 1120-PC, or corporation filing a nonconsolidated return Form 1120-L, Schedule M-3, Parts II and 1120-L), Parts I and II, that matches the that meets the filing requirements for III, box (4) Subsidiary corporation, and box form on which the parent corporation Schedule M-3 must complete Parts I, II, (5) Mixed 1120/L/PC group. reports and the entire consolidated group and III. Such a corporation does not check files. For a mixed group, the consolidated any of the checkboxes at the top of Parts II The 1120 subgroup sub-consolidation Schedule M-3, Part II, lines 29a, 29b, and and III. In the case of a U.S. consolidated Form 1120, Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, 29c amounts report the applicable tax group, Part I must be completed once, must be indicated by checking box (5) amounts from the three subgroup on the consolidated Schedule M-3, by the Mixed 1120/L/PC group, and box (6) 1120 sub-consolidation Part II, line 29a, parent corporation. Parts II and III must be group for the sub-consolidation, and by amounts. (If a consolidated level Part II for completed by the parent corporation, each checking box (5) Mixed 1120/L/PC group, consolidation eliminations not includible in includible corporation, and a consolidating and box (7) 1120 eliminations for the the subgroup eliminations is applicable, eliminations entity. eliminations. The 1120-PC subgroup the applicable amounts must be adjusted Except as otherwise provided in these sub-consolidation Form 1120-PC, by the applicable elimination amounts.) instructions, when a Schedule M-3 (Form Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, must be The consolidated Schedule M-3, Part II, 1120-PC) is filed, all applicable Part I indicated by checking box (5) Mixed line 30, amounts are the sums of the questions must be answered; all 1120/L/PC group, and box (6) 1120-PC applicable amounts on the consolidated applicable columns in Parts II and III must group for the sub-consolidation, and by Part II, lines 29a, 29b, and 29c. For a be completed; all numerical data required checking box (5) Mixed 1120/L/PC group, mixed group, the consolidated Part II, lines in Parts I, II, and III must be provided; and and box (7) 1120-PC eliminations for the 1 through 28, are blank and no any statement required to support a line eliminations. The 1120-L subgroup consolidated Part III is required to be item in Parts I, II, or III must be attached sub-consolidation Form 1120-L, completed. and must provide the information for that Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, must be For mixed groups, the consolidated indicated by checking box (5) Mixed line item. Part II, line 30, column (a), must equal Part 1120/L/PC group, and box (6) 1120-L All detailed statements for Part II and I, line 11, with appropriate adjustments for group for the sub-consolidation, and by Part III of Schedule M-3 must be attached statutory accounting requirements checking box (5) Mixed 1120/L/PC group, for each separate entity included in the reflected on Part I, lines 10a and 10b. The and box (7) 1120-L eliminations for the consolidated Part II and Part III, including consolidated taxable income indicated on eliminations. those for the parent company and the Part II, line 30, column (d), must equal the eliminations entity, if applicable. It is not amount shown on Form 8916, line 1. Form A mixed group with a Form 1120-PC required that the same supporting detailed 8916, line 8, must equal taxable income parent corporation completes a information be presented for Part II and reported on the tax return. consolidated level Form 1120-PC, Part III of the consolidated Schedule M-3. Schedule M-3, Parts I and II, and a consolidated Form 8916. The mixed group If an item attributable to an includible consolidated Schedule M-3, Part II, must corporation is not shared by or allocated to be indicated by checking box (1) the appropriate member of the group but Consolidated group, and box (5) Mixed is retained in the parent corporation's Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -5- |
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If Form 10-K is not filed include all members of the U.S. U.S. property and casualty insurance and no certified non-tax-basis income consolidated tax group and the parent company filing the U.S. income tax return statement is prepared for the period does not allocate the group's income tax (or the consolidated financial statements ending with or within the tax year, the expense as reflected in the financial for the U.S. parent corporation of a U.S. corporation must check “Yes,” for Part I, statements among the members of the consolidated tax group). If the U.S. line 1c, and use that income statement for group but retains it in the parent property and casualty insurance company Schedule M-3. corporation, the parent corporation must filing a U.S. income tax return (or the U.S. Order of priority in accounting stand- report on its separate Schedule M-3 the parent corporation of a U.S. consolidated ards. If no Form 10-K is filed and two or U.S. consolidated tax group's income tax tax group) prepares its own financial more non-tax-basis income statements expense as reflected in the financial statements but is controlled by another are both certified non-tax-basis income statements. corporation (U.S. or foreign) that prepares statements for the period, the income financial statements that include the U.S. statement prepared according to the Any adjustments made at the corporation, the U.S. corporation (or the following order of priority in accounting consolidated group level that are not U.S. parent corporation of a U.S. standards must be used. attributable to any specific member of the consolidated tax group) must use for its U.S. consolidated tax group (for example, Schedule M-3, Part I, its own financial 1. U.S. Generally Accepted disallowance of net capital losses, statements and not the financial Accounting Principles (GAAP). contribution deduction carryovers, and statements of the controlling corporation. 2. International Financial Reporting limitation of contribution deductions) must Standards (IFRS). not be reported on the separate If a non-publicly traded U.S. parent consolidating parent or subsidiary property and casualty insurance company 3. Any other International Accounting Schedules M-3 but rather on the of a U.S. consolidated tax group prepares Standards (IAS). consolidated Schedule M-3 and on the financial statements and that group 4. Statutory accounting for insurance consolidating Schedule M-3 for includes a publicly traded subsidiary that companies. consolidation eliminations (or on Form files financial statements with the 5. Other regulatory accrual 8916 in the case of a mixed group). Securities and Exchange Commission accounting. (SEC), the consolidated financial 6. Any other accrual accounting If an includible corporation has (1) no statements of the parent property and standard. activity for the tax year (for example, casualty insurance company are the because the corporation is a dormant or appropriate financial statements for 7. Any fair market value standard. inactive corporation), (2) no amount for the purposes of completing Part I. Do not use 8. Any cash basis standard. corporation was included in Part I, line 11, any separate company financial and (3) the corporation has no amounts to statements that might be prepared for If no non-tax-basis income statement is report on Part II and Part III of publicly traded subsidiaries. certified and two or more non-tax-basis Schedule M-3 for the tax year, the parent income statements are prepared, the income statement prepared according to corporation of the U.S. consolidated tax Non-Tax-Basis Financial the accounting standards first listed in the group may attach to the consolidated Schedule M-3 a statement that provides Statements and Tax-Basis order of priority above must be used. the name and employer identification Financial Statements If no non-tax-basis financial statements number (EIN) of the includible corporation A tax-basis income statement for are prepared for a U.S. property and instead of filing a blank Part II and Part III Schedule M-3 and a tax-basis balance casualty insurance company (or, in the of Schedule M-3 for the entity. On Part I sheet for Schedule L are allowed only if no case of a U.S. consolidated tax group, for check box (4) Dormant subsidiaries non-tax-basis income statement and no the U.S. parent corporation's consolidated schedule attached. non-tax-basis balance sheet were group) filing Schedule M-3, the U.S. prepared for any purpose and the books property and casualty insurance company and records of the corporation reflect only (or the U.S. parent corporation of a U.S. Specific Instructions tax-basis amounts. The corporation is consolidated tax group) must check “No” deemed to have non-tax-basis income on questions 1a, 1b, and 1c; skip Part I, Part I. Financial statements and the related non-tax-basis lines 2a through 3c; and enter the net Information and Net balance sheets for the current tax year for income (loss) per the books and records Income (Loss) purposes of Schedule M-3 and of the U.S. property and casualty Schedule L if such non-tax-basis financial insurance company (or U.S. consolidated Reconciliation statements were prepared for and tax group) on Part I, line 4a. presented to management, creditors, When To Complete Part I shareholders, government regulators, and If no non-tax-basis financial statements Part I must be completed for any tax year any other third parties for a period ending are prepared for a U.S. property and for which the property and casualty with or within the tax year. casualty insurance company (or, in the insurance company files Schedule M-3. case of a U.S. consolidated tax group, for Check either box (1) Non-consolidated If a Form 10-K is filed with the SEC for the U.S. parent corporation's consolidated return, (2) Consolidated return (Form the period ending with or within the tax group) filing Schedule M-3, and the U.S. 1120-PC only), or (3) Mixed 1120/L/PC year, the corporation must check “Yes,” for property and casualty insurance company group, as applicable. In addition, check Part I, line 1a, and use that income is owned by a foreign corporation that box (4) Dormant subsidiaries schedule statement for Schedule M-3. If Form 10-K prepares financial statements that include attached, if applicable. is not filed and a non-tax-basis income the U.S. corporation (or the U.S. parent -6- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
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MUST be removed before printing. corporation's consolidated group), the from the financial statement type checked equal or exceed $10 million at the end of U.S. corporation (or the U.S. parent “Yes” on Part I, line 1, or from its books the corporation's tax year, the property corporation of the U.S. consolidated tax and records if Part I, line 1c, is checked and casualty insurance company must group) must check “No” on questions 1a, “No.” If Part I, line 1a, is checked “Yes,” answer questions 1a, 1b, and 1c of Part I 1b, and 1c; skip Part I, lines 2a through 3c; report on Part I, line 4a, the net income as appropriate for its own Form 1120-PC and enter the net income (loss) per the amount reported in the income statement and must report on Part I, line 4a, the books and records of the U.S. corporation presented to the SEC on the corporation's amount for the corporation's net income (or U.S. consolidated tax group) on Part I, Form 10-K (the Form 10-K for the security (loss) that is removed on Part I, line 6a or line 4a. identified on Part I, line 3b, if applicable). 6b, of the other corporation's Schedule M-3. However, if in the Line 2. Questions Regarding If a property and casualty insurance circumstances described immediately Income Statement Period and company prepares non-tax-basis financial above, the property and casualty statements, the amount on Part I, line 4a, insurance company does have separate Restatements must equal the financial statement net non-tax-basis financial statements Enter the beginning and ending dates on income (loss) for the income statement (certified or otherwise) of its own, line 2a for the property and casualty period ending with or within the tax year as independent of the amount of the insurance company's income statement indicated on Part I, line 2a. corporation's net income included in Part I, period ending with or within this tax year. If the property and casualty insurance line 4a, of the other U.S. corporation, the The questions on Part I, lines 2b and company prepares non-tax-basis financial corporation must answer questions 1a, 1b, 2c, regarding income statement statements and the income statement and 1c of Part I, as appropriate, for its own restatements, refer to the worldwide period differs from the corporation's tax Form 1120-PC, based on its own separate consolidated income statement issued by year, the income statement period income statement, and must report on the corporation filing the U.S. income tax indicated on Part I, line 2a, applies for Part I, line 4a, the net income amounts return (the consolidated financial purposes of Part I, lines 4a through 8. shown on its separate income statement. statements for the U.S. parent corporation of a U.S. consolidated tax group) and If the property and casualty insurance Note. See the instructions for Part I, used to prepare Schedule M-3. Answer company does not prepare non-tax-basis line 10, for adjustments that may be “Yes” on lines 2b and/or 2c if the property financial statements, and has checked necessary to reconcile financial statement and casualty insurance company's income “No” on Part I, line 1c, enter the net income to statutory income for the statement has been restated for any income (loss) per the books and records property and casualty insurance company. reason. Attach a short explanation of the of the U.S. corporation or the U.S. reasons for the restatement in net income consolidated tax group on Part I, line 4a. Line 5. Net Income (Loss) of for each annual income statement period Indicate on Part I, line 4b, which of the Nonincludible Foreign Entities that is restated, including the original following accounting standards were used Remove the financial net income (line 5a) amount and restated amount of each for line 4a. or loss (line 5b) of each foreign entity that annual statement period's net income. The is included on Part I, line 4a, and is not an attached statement is not required to 1. U.S. Generally Accepted report restatements on an entity-by-entity Accounting Principles (GAAP). includible corporation in the U.S. consolidated tax group (nonincludible basis. 2. International Financial Reporting foreign entity). In addition, on Part I, line 8, Standards (IFRS). Line 3. Questions Regarding adjust for consolidation eliminations and 3. Statutory. correct for minority interest and Publicly Traded Voting intercompany dividends between any 4. Other (specify). Common Stock nonincludible foreign entity and any The primary U.S. publicly traded voting Report on Part I, lines 5a through 10, includible corporation. Do not remove in common stock class is the most widely as instructed below, all adjustment Part I the financial net income (loss) of any held or most heavily traded within the amounts required to adjust worldwide net nonincludible foreign entity accounted for United States as determined by the income (loss) reported on this Part I, on Part I, line 4a, using the equity method. property and casualty insurance company. line 4a (whether from financial statements If the property and casualty insurance or books and records), to net income Attach a supporting statement that company has more than one class of (loss) of includible corporations that must provides the name, EIN (if applicable), publicly traded voting common stock, be reported on Part I, line 11. and net income (loss) included on Part I, line 4a, that is removed on line 5 for each attach a list of the classes of publicly Report on line 12a the worldwide separate nonincludible foreign entity. Also traded voting common stock and the consolidated total assets and total state the total assets and total liabilities for trading symbol and the nine-digit CUSIP liabilities amounts for the corporation each such separate nonincludible foreign number of each class. using the same financial statements (or entity and include those assets and Line 4. Worldwide Consolidated books and records) used for the liabilities amounts in the total assets and worldwide consolidated income (loss) total liabilities reported on Part I, line 12b. Net Income (Loss) per Income amount reported on Part I, line 4a. The amounts of income (loss) detailed on Statement the supporting statement should be If a U.S. property and casualty Report on Part I, line 4a, the worldwide insurance company (a) has net income reported for each separate nonincludible consolidated net income (loss) per the (loss) included on Part I, line 4a, and foreign entity without regard to the effect income statement (or books and records, removed on Part I, line 6a or 6b, on of consolidation or elimination entries. If if applicable). A corporation filing a another U.S. corporation's Schedule M-3, there are consolidation or elimination non-consolidated Form 1120-PC for itself (b) files its own Form 1120-PC (separate entries relating to nonincludible foreign must report its worldwide income on Part I, or consolidated), (c) does not have a entities whose income (loss) is reported line 4a. separate non-tax-basis financial statement on the attached statement that are not In completing Schedule M-3, the (certified or otherwise) of its own, and (d) reportable on Part I, line 8, the net property and casualty insurance company reports on Schedule L of its own Form amounts of all such consolidation and must use financial statement amounts 1120-PC total consolidated assets that elimination entries must be reported on a Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -7- |
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For example, if the net income (after income statement or books and records, For example, if the net income (after consolidation and elimination entries) of a and any consolidation or elimination consolidation and elimination entries) of a nonincludible foreign sub-consolidated entries (for intercompany dividends, sub-consolidated group of other group is being reported on line 5a, the minority interests, etc.) not reportable on disregarded entities is being reported on attached supporting statement should Part I, line 8, should be reported on the line 7a or 7b, the attached supporting report the income (loss) of each separate attached supporting statement as a net statement should report the income (loss) nonincludible foreign legal entity from amount on a line separate and apart from of each separate other disregarded entity each such entity's own financial lines that report each nonincludible U.S. from each entity's own financial accounting net income statement or books entity's separate net income (loss). accounting net income statement or books and records, and any consolidation or elimination entries (for intercompany Lines 7a, 7b, and 7c. Net and records, and any consolidation or elimination entries (for intercompany dividends, minority interests, etc.) not Income (Loss) of Other Foreign reportable on Part I, line 8, should be dividends, minority interests, etc.) not reported on the attached supporting Disregarded Entities, Net reportable on Part I, line 8, should be statement as a net amount on a line Income (Loss) of Other U.S. reported on the attached supporting separate and apart from lines that report Disregarded Entities, and Net statement as a net amount on a line separate and apart from lines that report each nonincludible foreign entity's Income (Loss) of Other each other disregarded entity's separate separate net income (loss). Includible Entities net income (loss). Line 6. Net Income (Loss) of Include on Part I, line 7a, 7b, or 7c, the Nonincludible U.S. Entities financial net income or (loss) of each Line 8. Adjustment to Remove the financial net income (line 6a) foreign or U.S. disregarded entity or other Eliminations of Transactions or loss (line 6b) included on Part I, line 4a, includible corporation that is not included Between Includible Entities and for each U.S. entity that is not an includible in the consolidated financial group and Nonincludible Entities corporation in the U.S. consolidated tax therefore not included in the income group (nonincludible U.S. entity). In reported on Part I, line 4a. Include on Adjustments on Part I, line 8, to reverse addition, on Part I, line 8, adjust for line 7a or 7b the financial net income or certain financial accounting consolidation consolidation eliminations and correct for (loss) of any disregarded entity that is not or elimination entries are necessary to minority interest and intercompany included in the income reported on Part I, ensure that transactions between dividends between any nonincludible U.S. line 4a, but is included on Part I, line 11 includible entities and nonincludible U.S. entity and any includible corporation. Do (other disregarded entities). Include on or foreign entities are not eliminated, in not remove in Part I the financial net line 7c the financial net income or (loss) of order to report the correct total amount on income (loss) of any nonincludible U.S. any entity not a disregarded entity that is Part I, line 11. Also, additional entity accounted for on Part I, line 4a, not included in the income reported on consolidation entries and elimination using the equity method. Part I, line 4a, but is included on line 11 entries may be necessary on Part I, line 8, (other includible corporations). In addition, related to transactions between includible Attach a supporting statement that on Part I, line 8, adjust for consolidation entities that are in the consolidated provides the name, EIN, and net income eliminations and correct for minority financial statement group and other (loss) included on Part I, line 4a, that is interest and intercompany dividends for disregarded entities and other includible removed on line 6 for each separate any other disregarded entity or other entities that are not in the consolidated nonincludible U.S. entity. Also state the includible entities. financial statement group but that are total assets and total liabilities for each reported on Part I, line 7a, 7b, or 7c, in such separate nonincludible U.S. entity Attach a supporting statement that order to report the correct total amount on and include those assets and liabilities provides the name, EIN, and net income Part I, line 11. amounts in the total assets and total (loss) per the financial statement or books liabilities reported on Part I, line 12c. The and records for each separate other Include on Part I, line 8, the total of the amounts of income (loss) detailed on the disregarded entity or other includible entity following: (a) amounts of any adjustments supporting statement should be reported reported on line 7. Also state the total to consolidation entries and elimination for each separate nonincludible U.S. entity assets and total liabilities for each such entries that are contained in the amount without regard to the effect of separate included entity and include those reported on Part I, line 4a, required as a consolidation or elimination entries. If assets and liabilities amounts in the total result of removing amounts on Part I, there are consolidation or elimination assets and total liabilities reported on Part line 5 or 6, and (b) amounts of any entries relating to nonincludible U.S. I, line 12d. The amounts of income (loss) additional consolidation entries and entities whose income (loss) is reported detailed on the supporting statement elimination entries that are required as a on the attached statement that are not should be reported for each separate result of including amounts on Part I, reportable on Part I, line 8, the net other disregarded entity or other includible line 7a, 7b, or 7c. This is necessary in amounts of all such consolidation and entity without regard to the effect of order that the consolidation entries and elimination entries must be reported on a consolidation or elimination entries solely intercompany eliminations entries separate line on the attached statement, between or among the entities listed. If included in the amount reported on Part I, so that the separate financial accounting there are consolidation or elimination line 11, are only those applicable to the income (loss) of each nonincludible U.S. entries relating to such other disregarded financial net income (loss) of includible entity remains separately stated. entity or other includible entities whose entities for the financial statement period. income (loss) is reported on the attached For example, adjustments must be For example, if the net income (after statement that are not reportable on Part I, reported on line 8 to remove minority consolidation and elimination entries) of a line 8, the net amounts of all such interest and to reverse the elimination of nonincludible U.S. sub-consolidated group consolidation and elimination entries must intercompany dividends included on Part I, -8- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
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Intercompany requirements and included on Part I, interest ownership in the net income of Dividend Adjustments To line 10b; and the amount of the remainder other disregarded entities or other Reconcile to Line 11, of the net adjustment not required includible entities reported on Part I, because of statutory accounting and Line 10b. Other Statutory line 7a, 7b, or 7c. Consolidation and included on Part I, line 10c. If any net elimination entries must also be reported Accounting Adjustments To adjustment is included for the corporation on line 8 to eliminate any intercompany Reconcile to Line 11, and on Part I, line 10b or 10c, attach a dividends between corporations or entities Line 10c. Other Adjustments To supplemental supporting statement whose income is included on Part I, identifying the line (10b or 10c), and the line 7a, 7b, or 7c, and other entities Reconcile to Amount on Line 11 type and amount of each adjustment included in the consolidated U.S. income Include on lines 10a, 10b, and 10c any included in the net adjustment. tax return. See line 11, examples 3, 4, and other adjustments to reconcile net income 5. (loss) on Part I, line 4a, through Part I, Line 11. Net Income (Loss) per line 9, with net income (loss) on Part I, Income Statement of Includible If a corporate owner of an interest in line 11. Include on line 10a the amount of Corporations another entity (a) accounts for the interest any intercompany dividend adjustment in the entity in the owner corporation's required by statutory accounting. Include Report on line 11 the net income (loss) per separate general ledger on the equity on line 10b the amount of any other the income statement (or books and method, and (b) fully consolidates the required statutory accounting adjustment. records, if applicable) of the property and entity in the owner corporation's Include on line 10c the amount of any casualty insurance company. In the case consolidated financial statements, but the other adjustment not required by statutory of a U.S. consolidated tax group, report entity is not includible in the owner accounting. the consolidated income statement net corporation's consolidated U.S. income income (loss) of all corporations listed on tax return, then, as part of reversing all Normally, all intercompany dividends Form 851 and included in the consolidated consolidation and elimination entries for will have been eliminated or excluded U.S. income tax return for the tax year. the nonincludible entity, the corporate from the financial accounting consolidated Amounts reported in column (a) of Parts II owner must reverse on Schedule M-3, net income (loss) reported on Part I, and III (see instructions, later) must be Part I, line 8, the elimination of the equity line 4a. However, an insurance company reported on the same accounting method income inclusion from the entity. If the may be required to include certain used to report the amount of net income owner corporation does not account for intercompany dividends on Part I, line 11, (loss) per income statement of includible the entity on the equity method on its own so that the amount reported on Part I, corporations on Part I, line 11, which for general ledger, it will not have eliminated line 11, agrees with statutory accounting insurance companies is usually statutory the equity income for consolidated net income (Annual Statement). If the net accounting. (For insurance companies financial statement purposes, and income (loss) of a corporation that files included in the consolidated U.S. income therefore will have no elimination of equity Form 1120-PC or Form 1120-L is included tax return, see instructions for Part I, income to reverse. on Part I, line 4a, or line 7, and is line 10, and Part II, line 7.) computed on a basis other than statutory The attached supporting statement for accounting, include on line 10a the Do not, in any event, report on line 11 Part I, line 8, must identify the type (for adjustments necessary such that Part I, the net income of entities not listed on example, minority interest, intercompany line 11, includes intercompany dividends Form 851 other than disregarded entities dividends, etc.) and amount of in the net income (loss) for the corporation and not included in the consolidated U.S. consolidation or elimination entries to the extent required by statutory income tax return for the tax year. For reported, as well as the names of the accounting principles. (For insurance example, it is not permissible to remove entities to which they pertain. It is not companies included in the consolidated the income of nonincludible entities on necessary, but it is permitted, to report U.S. income tax return, see instructions for lines 5 and/or 6, discussed earlier, then to intercompany eliminations that net to zero Part I, line 11, and Part II, line 7.) add back such income on lines 7 through on Part I, line 8, such as intercompany 10, such that the amount reported on interest income and expense. Statutory accounting for an insurance line 11 includes the net income of entities company subsidiary acquired or merged not includible in the consolidated U.S. Line 9. Adjustment To may require the use of a financial income tax return. A principal purpose of Reconcile Income Statement statement period for income reported on Schedule M-3 is to report on this Part I, Part I, line 11, that differs from the period line 11, only the financial accounting net Period to Tax Year reported on Part I, line 4a, or line 7. Report income of only the corporations included Include on line 9 any adjustments on Part I, line 10b, adjustments to income in the consolidated U.S. income tax return. necessary to the income (loss) of because of such differences in accounting Whether or not the corporation includible corporations to reconcile period. prepares financial statements, Part I, differences between the corporation's income statement period reported on For any adjustments reported on Part I, line 11, must include all items that impact line 2a and the corporation's tax year. lines 10a, 10b, and 10c, attach a the net income (loss) of the corporation Attach a statement describing the supporting statement that provides, for even if they are not recorded in the profit adjustment. each corporation to which an adjustment and loss accounts in the corporation's relates, the name and EIN of the general ledger, including, for example, all Statutory accounting for an insurance corporation; the amount of net income post-closing adjusting entries (including company subsidiary acquired or merged included in Part I before any adjustments workpaper adjustments) and dividend may require the use of a financial on line 10; the amount of net income income or other income received from statement period for income reported on included on Part I, line 11; the amount of non-includible corporations. 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Page 10 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Example 3. P must not complete Schedule M-3, corporation DS1, which is fully 1. U.S. property and casualty Part I, with reference to the financial consolidated in P's financial statements. P insurance company P is publicly traded statements of its foreign parent F. P must accounts for DS1 in P's separate general and files Form 10-K with the SEC. P owns check “No” on Part I, lines 1a, 1b, and 1c, ledger on the equity method. DS1 has net 80% or more of the stock of 75 U.S. skip lines 2a through 3c of Part I, and income of $100 (before minority interests) corporations, DS1 through DS75; between enter worldwide net income (loss) per the and pays dividends of $50, of which P 51% and 79% of the stock of 25 U.S. books and records of the includible receives $30. The dividend reduces P's corporations, DS76 through DS100; and corporations (P and DS1) on Part I, investment in DS1 for equity method 100% of the stock of 50 foreign line 4a. If the amount on Part I, line 4a, reporting on P's separate general ledger subsidiaries, FS1 through FS50. P includes the income (loss) of DS2 and where P includes its 60% equity share of eliminates all dividend income from DS1 FS1 or is not on the statutory basis, P DS1 income, which is $60. In its financial through DS100 and FS1 through FS50 in must enter any necessary adjustments on statements, P eliminates the DS1 equity financial statement consolidation entries. lines 5a through 10 in order for Part I, method income of $60 and consolidates Furthermore, P eliminates the minority line 11, to report the net income (loss) of DS1, including $60 of net income ($100 interest ownership, if any, of DS1 through includible corporations P and DS1, net of less the minority interest of $40) on Part I, DS100 in financial statement eliminations for transactions between P line 4a. consolidation entries. P's SEC Form 10-K and DS1. P must remove the $100 net income of includes P, DS1 through DS100, and FS1 Example 4. DS1 on Part I, line 6a. P must reverse on through FS50 on a fully consolidated Part I, line 8, the elimination of the $40 basis. P files a consolidated U.S. income 1. U.S. property and casualty minority interest net income of DS1 and tax return with DS1 through DS75. insurance company P owns 60% of the elimination of the $60 of DS1 equity corporation DS1 which is fully income. The net result is that P includes P must check “Yes” on Part I, line 1a. consolidated in P's financial statements. P the $60 of equity method income from On Part I, line 4a, P must report the does not account for DS1 in P's separate DS1 at Part I, line 11, and on Part II, line 6, consolidated net income from the SEC general ledger on the equity method. DS1 column (a). P's dividend income included Form 10-K for the consolidated financial has net income of $100 (before minority on the tax return from its investment in statement group of P, DS1 through interests) and pays dividends of $50, of DS1 must be reported on Part II, line 7, DS100, and FS1 through FS50. P must which P receives $30. The dividend is column (d). remove the net income (loss) of FS1 eliminated in the consolidated financial through FS50 on Part I, line 5a or 5b, as statements. In its financial statements, P 4. U.S. property and casualty applicable. P must remove the net income consolidates DS1 and includes $60 of net insurance company C owns 60% of the (loss) before minority interests of DS76 income ($100 less the minority interest of capital and profits interests in U.S. LLC N. through DS100 on Part I, line 6a or 6b, as $40) on Part I, line 4a. C accounts for N in C's separate general applicable. P must reverse on Part I, ledger on the equity method. N has net line 8: P must remove the $100 net income of income of $100 (before minority interests) DS1 on Part I, line 6a. P must reverse on and makes no distributions during the tax a. The elimination of dividends Part I, line 8, the elimination of the $40 year. C treats N as a corporation for received by P and DS1 through DS75 minority interest net income of DS1. In financial statement purposes and as a from DS76 through DS100 and FS1 addition, P reverses its elimination of the partnership for U.S. income tax purposes. through FS50; and $30 intercompany dividend in its financial For equity method reporting on C's b. The recognition of minority statements on Part I, line 8. The net result separate general ledger, C includes its interests' share of the net income (loss) of is that P includes the $30 dividend from 60% equity share of N income, which is DS76 through DS100. (Note. The minority DS1 at Part I, line 11, and on Part II, line 7, $60. In its financial statements, C interests' share, if any, of the income of column (a). P's dividend income included eliminates the $60 of N equity method DS1 through DS75 must be reported on on the tax return from DS1 must be income and consolidates N including $60 Part II, line 8.) reported on Part II, line 7, column (d). of net income ($100 less the minority P reports on Part I, line 11, the 2. U.S. property and casualty interest of $40) on Part I, line 4a. consolidated financial statement net insurance company C owns 60% of the C must remove the $100 net income of income (loss) attributable to the includible capital and profits interests in U.S. LLC N. N on Part I, line 6a. C must reverse on Part corporations. Intercompany transactions C does not account for N in C's separate I, line 8, the elimination of the $40 minority between the includible corporations that general ledger on the equity method. N interest net income of N and the had been eliminated in the net income has net income of $100 (before minority elimination of the $60 of N equity method amount on Part I, line 4a, remain interests) and makes no distributions income. The result is that C includes the eliminated in the net income amount on during the tax year. C treats N as a $60 of equity method income for N on Part line 11. Transactions between the corporation for financial statement I, line 11, and on Part II, line 9, column (a). includible corporations and the purposes and as a partnership for U.S. C's taxable income from N must be nonincludible entities that are eliminated in income tax purposes. In its financial reported by C on Part II, line 9, column (d). the net income amount on Part I, line 4a, statements, C consolidates N and are included in the net income amount on includes $60 of net income ($100 less the 5. U.S. property and casualty line 11 since the elimination of those minority interest of $40) on Part I, line 4a. insurance company C owns 60% of the capital and profits interests in U.S. LLC N. transactions was reversed on line 8. C must remove the $100 net income of C accounts for N in C's separate general 2. Foreign corporation F owns 100% N on Part I, line 6a. C must reverse on Part ledger on the equity method. N has net of the stock of U.S. property and casualty I, line 8, the elimination of the $40 minority income of $100 (before minority interests) insurance company P. P owns 100% of interest net income of N. The result is that and pays a $50 cash distribution, of which the stock of DS1, 60% of the stock of DS2, C includes no income for N either on Part C receives $30. The distribution reduces and 100% of the stock of FS1. F prepares I, line 11, or on Part II, line 9, column (a). C's investment in N for equity method certified audited financial statements. P C's taxable income from N must be reporting on C's separate general ledger. does not prepare any financial statements. reported by C on Part II, line 9, column (d). C treats N as a corporation for financial P files a consolidated U.S. income tax 3. U.S. property and casualty statement purposes and as a partnership return with DS1. insurance company P owns 60% of -10- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 11 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. for U.S. income tax purposes. For equity consolidated U.S. income tax group is and report in column (d) the amount method reporting on C's separate general required to include on the attached included in the subtotal on Form 1120-PC, ledger, C includes its 60% equity share of supporting statement for Part I, line 8, the Schedule A, line 35 (or Schedule B, N income, which is $60. In its financial details of the adjustment to the minority line 19, if applicable). statements, C eliminates the $60 of N interest in the net income of DS1, but is equity method income and consolidates N not required to report the offsetting Note. A statement or explanation may be and includes $60 of net income ($100 less adjustment to the intercompany attached to any line even if none is the minority interest of $40) on Part I, elimination of interest income and interest required. line 4a. expense (though it is permitted to do so). For any item of income, gain, loss, C must remove the $100 net income of Line 12. Total Assets and expense, or deduction for which there is a N on Part I, line 6a. C must reverse on Part difference between columns (a) and (d), I, line 8, the elimination of the $40 minority Liabilities of Entities Included the portion of the difference that is interest net income of N and the or Removed on Part I, Lines 4, temporary must be entered in column (b) elimination of the $60 of N equity method 5, 6, and 7 and the portion of the difference that is income. The result is that C includes the Line 12 must be completed by all permanent must be entered in column (c). $60 of equity method income for N on Part corporations that file Schedule M-3. If financial statements are prepared by I, line 11, and on Part II, line 9, column (a). Report on lines 12a, 12b, 12c, and 12d the the property and casualty insurance C's taxable income from N must be total amount (not just the corporation's company in accordance with statutory reported by C on Part II, line 9, column (d). share) of assets and liabilities of entities accounting principles (SAP), differences Example 5. U.S. property and included or removed on Part I, lines 4, 5, that are treated as temporary for SAP casualty insurance company P owns 80% 6, and 7. Assets and liabilities reported on must be reported in column (b) and of the stock of corporation DS1. DS1 is Part I, lines 12a through 12d, must be differences that are permanent (that is, not included in P's consolidated U.S. income reported as positive amounts. temporary for SAP) must be reported in tax return, even though DS1 is not On line 12a, enter the worldwide column (c). Generally, pursuant to SAP, a included in P's consolidated financial consolidated total assets and total temporary difference affects (creates, statements on either a consolidated basis liabilities of all of the entities included in increases, or decreases) a deferred tax or on the equity method. DS1 has current completing Part I, line 4a. On line 12b, asset or liability. year net income of $100 after taking into enter the total assets and total liabilities of If the property and casualty insurance account its $40 interest payment to P. P the entities removed in completing Part I, company does not prepare financial has net income of $1,040 after recognition line 5. On line 12c, enter the total assets statements, or the financial statements are of the interest income from DS1. Because and total liabilities removed in completing not prepared in accordance with SAP, DS1 is an includible corporation, 100% of Part I, line 6. On line 12d, enter total report in column (b) any difference that the the net income of both P and DS1 must be assets and total liabilities included in property and casualty insurance company reported on Form 1120-PC, Schedule A, completing Part I, line 7. believes will reverse in a future tax year of the PDS consolidated U.S. income tax return, and the intercompany interest (that is, have an opposite effect on taxable income in a future tax year (or years) due income and expense must be removed by Specific Instructions for to the difference in timing of recognition for consolidation elimination entries. Parts II and III financial accounting and U.S. income tax P must report its financial statement net For U.S. consolidated tax returns, file purposes) or is the reversal of such a income of $1,040 on Part I, line 4a, and supporting statements for each includible difference that arose in a prior tax year. reports DS1's net income of $100 on Part corporation. See Consolidated Return in Report in column (c) any difference that I, line 7c. Then, in order to reflect the full the Instructions for Form 1120-PC. the property and casualty insurance consolidation of the financial accounting company believes will not reverse in a net income of P and DS1 at Part I, line 11, future tax year (and is not the reversal of Net income (loss) per income statement of General Format for Parts II such a difference that arose in a prior tax includible corporations, the following and III year). consolidation and elimination entries are Check the applicable box(es) at the top of reported on Part I, line 8: (a) offsetting pages 2 and 3 of Schedule M-3 to indicate If the property and casualty insurance entries to remove the $40 of interest whether the Schedule M-3 is for the: company is unable to determine whether a income received from DS1 included by P 1. Consolidated group, difference between column (a) and on Part I, line 4a, and to remove the $40 of column (d) for an item will reverse in a interest expense of DS1 included in line 7c 2. Parent corporation, future tax year or is the reversal of a for a net change of zero; and (b) an entry 3. Consolidated eliminations, difference that arose in a prior tax year, to reflect the $20 minority interest in the 4. Subsidiary corporation, or report the difference for that item in column (c). net income of DS1 (DS1 net income of 5. Mixed 1120/L/PC group. $100 times 20% minority interest). The Example 6. In its first year of result is that Part I, line 11, reports $1,120: Also check the applicable box to operation, property and casualty $1,040 from Part I, line 4a, $100 from indicate whether the Schedule M-3 is for a insurance company A is not required to file line 7, and ($20) from line 8. Stated sub-consolidated (6) 1120-PC group; or a Schedule M-3. If A voluntarily files another way, Part I, line 11, includes the (7) 1120-PC eliminations. See Schedule M-3, all applicable Part I entire $1,000 net income of P, measured Consolidated Schedule M-3 Versus questions must be answered and all before recognition of the intercompany Consolidating Schedules M-3 for Form applicable columns in Parts II and III must interest income from DS1 and the 1120-PC Groups, and Schedule M-3 be completed. consolidation of DS1 operations, plus the Consolidation for Mixed Groups (1120/L/ entire $140 net income of DS1, measured PC), earlier. Example 7. Property and casualty before interest expense to P, less the insurance company B is a U.S. publicly minority interest ownership of $20 in DS1's For each line item in Parts II and III, traded corporation that files a U.S. separate net income ($100). The report in column (a) the amount of net consolidated tax return and prepares income (loss) included in Part I, line 11, consolidated SAP/GAAP financial Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -11- |
Page 12 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. statements. In prior years, B acquired described in Regulations section specific line items included in intellectual property (IP) and goodwill 1.6011-4(b) and is therefore reported on Schedule M-3 and consistent reporting of through several corporate acquisitions. Part II, line 12. For example, with the all transactions of like substantive nature The IP is amortizable for both U.S. income exception of interest income reflected on a that occurred during the tax year. For tax and financial statement purposes. In Schedule K-1 received by a property and example, all expense amounts that are the current year, B's annual amortization casualty insurance company as a result of included in the annual statement or exist in expense for IP is $9,000 for U.S. income the property and casualty insurance the books and records that represent tax purposes and $6,000 for financial company's investment in a partnership or some form of “Bad debt expense,” except statement purposes. In its financial other pass-through entity, all interest write-offs of premium receivables, must be statements, B treats the difference in IP income, whether from unconsolidated reported on Part III, line 32, in column (a), amortization as a temporary difference. affiliated companies, third parties, banks, regardless of whether the amounts are The goodwill is not amortizable for U.S. or other entities; whether imputed interest recorded or stated under different income tax purposes and is subject to or not; whether from foreign or domestic nomenclature in the annual statement or impairment for financial statement sources; whether taxable or exempt from the books and records, such as “Provision purposes. In the current year, B records tax; and regardless of how or where the for doubtful accounts” or “Expense for an impairment charge on the goodwill of income is classified in the property and uncollectible notes receivable.” Likewise, $5,000. In its financial statements, B treats casualty insurance company's annual as stated in the preceding paragraph, all the goodwill impairment as a permanent statement, must be included on Part II, fines and penalties must be included on difference. B must report the amortization line 13, column (a). Likewise, all fines and Part III, line 11, column (a), regardless of attributable to the IP on Part III, line 28, penalties paid to a government or other the terminology or nomenclature attached and report $6,000 in column (a), a authority for the violation of any law for to them by the property and casualty temporary difference of $3,000 in column which fines or penalties are assessed insurance company in its books and (b), and $9,000 in column (d). B must must be included on Part III, line 11, records or annual statement. report the goodwill impairment on Part III, column (a), regardless of the government line 27, and report $5,000 in column (a), a authority that imposed the fines or With limited exceptions, Part II includes permanent difference of ($5,000) in penalties; regardless of whether the fines lines for specific items of income, gain, or column (c), and $0 in column (d). or penalties are civil or criminal; loss (income items). See Part II, lines 1 regardless of the classification, through 24. If an income item is described Reporting Requirements nomenclature, or terminology attached to in Part II, lines 1 through 24, report the the fines or penalties by the imposing amount of the item on the applicable line, for Parts II and III authority in its actions or documents; and regardless of whether there is a difference Except for mixed group consolidation, the regardless of how or where the fines or for the item. If there is a difference for the number of Parts II must equal the number penalties are classified in the property and income item, or only a portion of the of Parts III filed by the corporation. Mixed casualty insurance company's summary of income item has a difference and a portion groups should see Schedule M-3 operations or the income and expense of the item does not have a difference, Consolidation for Mixed Groups (1120/L/ accounts maintained in the property and and the item is not described in Part II, PC), earlier. casualty insurance company's books and lines 1 through 24, report and describe the General Reporting records. entire amount of the item on Part II, line 25. Requirements If a property and casualty insurance If an amount is attributable to a reportable company would be required to report in With limited exceptions, Part III transaction described in Regulations Parts II and III, column (a), the amount of includes lines for specific items of section 1.6011-4(b), the amount must be any item specifically listed on expense or deduction (expense items). reported in columns (a), (b), (c), and (d), Schedule M-3 in accordance with the See Part III, lines 1 through 38. If an as applicable, of Part II, line 12, regardless preceding paragraph, except that the expense item is described on Part III, lines of whether the amount would otherwise be property and casualty insurance company 1 through 38, report the amount of the reported on Part II or Part III of has capitalized the item of income or item on the applicable line, regardless of Schedule M-3. Thus, if a taxpayer files expense and reports the amount in its whether there is a difference for the item. If Form 8886, Reportable Transaction annual statement or in asset and liability there is a difference for the expense item, Disclosure Statement, the amounts accounts maintained in the property and or only a portion of the expense item has a attributable to that reportable transaction casualty insurance company's books and difference and a portion of the item does must be reported on Part II, line 12. records, the property and casualty not have a difference and the item is not insurance company must report the proper described in Part III, lines 1 through 38, A property and casualty insurance tax treatment of the item in columns (b), report and describe the entire amount of company is required to report in column (c), and (d), as applicable. the item on Part III, line 39. (a) of Parts II and III the amount of any If there is no difference between the item specifically listed on Schedule M-3 Furthermore, in applying the two annual statement amount and the taxable that is in any manner included in the preceding paragraphs, a property and amount of an entire item of income, loss, property and casualty insurance casualty insurance company is required to expense, or deduction and the item is not company's current year annual statement report in Parts II and III, column (a), the described or included in Part II, lines 1 net income (loss) or in an income or amount of any item specifically listed on through 25, or Part III, lines 1 through 39, expense account maintained in the Schedule M-3 that is included in the report the entire amount of the item in property and casualty insurance property and casualty insurance columns (a) and (d) of Part II, line 28. company's books and records. The company's annual statement or exists in amount should be reported even if there is the property and casualty insurance Special instructions for Part II, lines 25 no difference between that amount and company's books and records, regardless and 28, and Part III, line 39. Whether an the amount included in taxable income of the nomenclature associated with that income (loss) item is reported on Part II, unless (a) otherwise provided in these item in the annual statement or books and line 25, or on Part II, line 28, or an instructions or (b) the amount is records. Accurate completion of expense/deduction item on Part III, line 39, attributable to a reportable transaction Schedule M-3 requires reporting amounts or on Part II, line 28, is determined according to the substantive nature of the separately by each member of the U.S. -12- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 13 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. consolidated tax group and not at the U.S. required to be attached, even if the agency balances that are estimated to be consolidated tax group level. For example, amounts are below a certain dollar uncollectible. The second reserve is an U.S. corporation P has two subsidiaries, A amount. estimate of future office closure expenses. and B, that are included in P's In its annual statement, D treats the two Required statements for Part II, consolidated financial statements and in reserve accounts as giving rise to line 25, and Part III, line 39. A separate P's consolidated U.S. income tax return. temporary differences that will reverse in statement must be attached to For financial statement purposes, P, A, future years. The two reserves are Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) that and B recognize real estate tax expense expenses in D's current annual statement includes a detailed description of each when accrued. For U.S. income tax but are not deductions for U.S. income tax item and adjustment entered on Part II, purposes, P and A recognize such purposes in the current year. D must not line 25, and Part III, line 39. expense consistent with the method used combine the Schedule M-3 differences for for financial statement purposes, whereas The description for each amount the two reserve accounts. D must report B recognizes such deduction based on a entered in column (a) must be readily the amounts attributable to the allowance method different from that used for identifiable to the name of the account in for bad debts on Part III, line 32, and must financial statement purposes. P and A the financial statements or books and separately state and adequately disclose must report this expense/deduction in records of the taxpayer, under which the the amount attributable to the other columns (a) and (d) on Part II, line 28. B amount in column (a) was recorded in the reserve, future office closure expenses, on must report the following on Part III, accounting records. Also, the description a required, attached statement that line 39, in column (a), B's expense for each amount entered in column (a) supports the amounts on Part III, line 39. recognized in the financial statements must include detailed information when accrued; in column (d), B's real supporting each adjustment reported in D must also provide a description for each reserve that meets the requirements estate tax expense recognized for U.S. columns (b) and (c), including how the for Part III, line 39, discussed earlier under income tax purposes; and in column (b) or adjustment is identified in the accounting Required statements for Part II, line 25, (c), as applicable, the difference between records. The entire description is and Part III, line 39. In this example, an B's real estate tax expense in its financial considered the tax description for the acceptable description would be “Future statements and its real estate tax amount reported in column (d) for each Office Closure Expense Reserve.” deduction recognized for U.S. taxable item reported on Part II, line 25, or Part III, income purposes. line 39. Note. There is no need to add the title of Separately stated and adequately dis- Each description should adequately the reserve account to the description if closed. Each difference reported in Parts describe all four columns of Part II, line 25, the account name for the amount in II and III must be separately stated and or Part III, line 39. If additional information column (a) is already part of the adequately disclosed. In general, a is required to provide an acceptable adjustment description. difference is adequately disclosed if the description, attach a supporting Example 10. Insurance company F difference is labeled in a manner that statement. had $100 of meal expenses, $100 of clearly identifies the item or transaction Example 8. Property and casualty entertainment expenses, and therefore from which the difference arises. For insurance company C is a calendar year deducted $200 on its income statement. further guidance about adequate taxpayer that is required to file For federal income tax purposes, the disclosure, see Regulations section Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. C entire $100 of meal expenses are subject 1.6662-4(f). If a specific item of income, placed in service 10 depreciable assets in to the 50% limitation under section 274(n). gain, loss, expense, or deduction is prior years. C's total depreciation expense The $100 of entertainment expenses are described on Part II, lines 9 through 24, or for its current tax year for five of the assets nondeductible under section 274(a). F Part III, lines 1 through 38, and the line is $50,000 for income statement purposes must report on Part III, line 10, $200 in does not indicate to “attach statement” and $70,000 for U.S. income tax column (a), $150 in column (c), and $50 in and the specific instructions for the line do purposes. C's total annual depreciation column (d). F must report all its meals and not call for an attachment of a statement, expense for its current tax year for the entertainment expenses only on this line then the item is considered separately other five assets is $40,000 for income whether there is a difference or not stated and adequately disclosed if the statement purposes and $30,000 for U.S. because meals and entertainment item is reported on the applicable line and income tax purposes. In its annual expenses are specifically described. the amount(s) of the item(s) are reported statement, C treats the differences in the applicable columns of the applicable between annual statement and U.S. line. See the instructions for Part II, lines 1 income tax depreciation expense as Part II. Reconciliation of through 8, later, for specific additional giving rise to temporary differences that Net Income (Loss) per information required to be provided for will reverse in future years. C must these particular lines. combine all of its depreciation Income Statement of adjustments. Accordingly, C must report Includible Corporations Note. A statement or explanation may be on Part III, line 31, for its current tax year attached to any line even if none is income statement depreciation expense of With Taxable Income per required. $90,000 in column (a), a temporary Return difference of $10,000 in column (b), and Except as otherwise provided, U.S. income tax depreciation expense of Lines 1 Through 8. Additional differences for the same item must be $100,000 in column (d). Information for Each Property combined or netted together and reported as one amount on the applicable line of Example 9. Property and casualty and Casualty Insurance Schedule M-3. However, differences for insurance company D is a calendar year Company separate items must not be combined or taxpayer that is required to file For any item reported on Part II, lines 1, 3 netted together. Each item (and Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. On through 6, or 8, attach a supporting corresponding amount attributable to that December 31, of the current year, D statement that provides the name of the item) must be separately stated and establishes two reserve accounts in the entity for which the item is reported, the adequately disclosed on the applicable amount of $100,000 for each account. type of entity (corporation, partnership, line of Schedule M-3, or any statement One reserve account is an allowance for Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -13- |
Page 14 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. etc.), the entity's EIN (if applicable), and any amount included in taxable income U.S. corporation accounted for on the the item amounts for columns (a) through pursuant to section 1293 (relating to equity method. (d). See the instructions for Part II, lines 2 qualified electing funds). The amount and 7, for the specific information required included under section 951 corresponds Line 7. U.S. Dividends Not for those particular lines. to the total of the amounts reported by the Eliminated in Tax Consolidation property and casualty insurance company Report on line 7, column (a), the amount Line 1. Income (Loss) From on line 6, Schedule I, of all Forms 5471, of dividends included in Part I, line 11 that Equity Method Foreign Information Return of U.S. Persons With were received from any U.S. corporation. Corporations Respect To Certain Foreign Corporations. Report on line 7, column (d), the amount Report on line 1, column (a), the financial The amount of qualified electing fund of any U.S. dividends included in the income (loss) included in Part I, line 11, for (QEF) income corresponds to the total of subtotal on Form 1120-PC, Schedule A, any foreign corporation accounted for on the amounts reported by the property and line 35 (or Schedule B, line 19, if the equity method and remove such casualty insurance company on all Forms applicable). amount in column (b) or (c), as applicable. 8621, Information Return by a Report the amount of dividends received Shareholder of a Passive Foreign Usually, the amounts included on and other taxable amounts received or Investment Company or Qualified Electing line 7, columns (a) and (d), include only includible from or includible with respect to Fund. dividends received from U.S. corporations that are not included in the U.S. foreign corporations on Part II, lines 2 Also include on line 3 passive foreign consolidated tax group because through 5, as applicable. investment company mark-to-market intercompany dividends (dividends gains and losses under section 1296. Do received from includible corporations Line 2. Gross Foreign not report such gains and losses on listed on Form 851) are eliminated or Dividends Not Previously Schedule M-3, Part II, line 15. excluded for financial accounting Taxed purposes and eliminated for the Line 4. Gross-Up for Foreign Except as otherwise provided in this calculation of U.S. taxable income. In the paragraph, report on line 2, column (d), Taxes Deemed Paid case of an insurance company included in the amount (before any withholding tax) of Report on line 4, column (d), the amount the consolidated U.S. income tax return any foreign dividends included in the of any gross-up for foreign taxes deemed required to report intercompany dividends subtotal on Form 1120-PC, Schedule A, paid not included on Part II, column (d) of as part of statutory accounting net income, line 35 (or Schedule B, line 19, if lines 9, 10, and 11, Income (loss) from include such intercompany dividends on applicable), and report on line 2, column U.S. partnerships, foreign partnerships, Part II, line 7, column (a), and the taxable (a), the amount of dividends from any and other pass-through entities. The amount of those dividends on Part II, foreign corporation included in Part I, gross-up amount on line 4 must line 7, column (d). For insurance line 11. Do not report on Part II, line 2, any correspond to the total gross-up amounts companies included in the consolidated amounts that must be reported on Part II, for foreign taxes deemed paid reported by U.S. income tax return, see the line 3 or 4, or dividends that were the property and casualty insurance instructions for Part I, lines 10a, 10b, 10c, previously taxed and must be reported on company on all Forms 1118, Foreign Tax and 11. Part II, line 5. See the instructions for Part Credit—Corporations, excluding the For any intercompany dividends II, lines 3, 4, and 5, later. Report amounts amounts reported on Schedule M-3, Part (dividends received from includible in columns (b) and (c), as applicable. II, column (d), of lines 9, 10, and 11. corporations listed on Form 851) included on Part II, line 7, report on an attached For any dividends reported on Part II, Line 5. Gross Foreign supporting statement for Part II, line 7: line 2, that are received on a class of Distributions Previously Taxed 1. The name of the dividend payer, voting stock of which the property and casualty insurance company directly or Report on line 5, column (a), any 2. The payer's EIN, indirectly owned 10% or more of the distributions received from foreign outstanding shares of that class at any corporations that correspond to amounts 3. The class of stock or security on time during the tax year, report on an included in Part I, line 11, and that were which the dividends were paid, attached supporting statement for Part II, previously taxed for U.S. income tax 4. The amount of any net adjustment line 2: purposes. For example, include in column included on Part I, line 10a, for such (a) amounts that are excluded from dividends, and 1. The name of the dividend payer, taxable income under sections 959 and 5. The amounts for columns (a) 2. The payer's EIN (if applicable), 1293(c). Remove such amount in column through (d). 3. The class of voting stock on which (b) or (c), as applicable. Report the full the dividend was paid, amount of the distribution before any For any dividends included on Part II, withholding tax. Since previously taxed line 7, that are not intercompany dividends 4. The percentage of the class directly foreign distributions are not currently (dividends received from includible or indirectly owned, and taxable, line 5, column (d), is shaded. corporations listed on Form 851) that are 5. The item amounts for columns (a) (Also, see the instructions for Part II, received on classes of voting stock in through (d). line 2, earlier.) which the corporation directly or indirectly owned 10% or more of the outstanding Line 3. Subpart F, QEF, and Line 6. Income (Loss) From shares of that class at any time during the Similar Income Inclusions Equity Method U.S. tax year, report on an attached supporting Report on line 3, column (d), the amount Corporations statement for Part II, line 7: included in taxable income under section Report on line 6, column (a), the financial 1. The name of the dividend payer, 951, relating to Subpart F; the amount income (loss) included in Part I, line 11, for 2. The payer's EIN (if applicable), included in income under section 951A, any U.S. corporation accounted for on the 3. The class of voting stock on which relating to global intangible low-taxed equity method and remove such amount in the dividend was paid, income (GILTI); gains or other income column (b) or (c), as applicable. Report on inclusions resulting from elections under Part II, line 7, dividends received from any 4. The percentage of the class directly sections 1291(d)(2) and 1298(b)(1); and or indirectly owned, and -14- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 15 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. 5. The amounts for columns (a) Line 9. Income (Loss) From interest in USP and is limited to $90 through (d). pursuant to section 170(b)(2) due to other U.S. Partnerships and Line 10. investment losses incurred by H. In its Line 8. Minority Interest for Income (Loss) From Foreign financial statements, H treated this Includible Corporations Partnerships limitation as a temporary difference. H Report on line 8, column (a), the minority For any interest owned by the corporation must not report the charitable contribution interest included in the income statement or a member of the U.S. consolidated tax limitation of $3,910 ($4,000 - $90) on Part income (loss) on Part I, line 11, for any group that is treated as an investment in a II, line 9. H must report the limitation on member of the U.S. consolidated tax partnership for U.S. income tax purposes Part III, line 20, and report the disallowed group that is less than 100% owned. (other than an interest in a disregarded charitable contributions of ($3,910) in Example 11. Property and casualty entity), report amounts on Part II, line 9 or columns (b) and (d). insurance company G is a calendar year 10, as described below. Line 11. Income (Loss) From taxpayer that is required to file 1. In column (a) the sum of the Other Pass-Through Entities Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. G corporation's distributive share of income owns 90% of the stock of U.S. corporation or loss from a U.S. or foreign partnership For any interest in a pass-through entity DS1. G files a consolidated U.S. income that is included in Part I, line 11; (other than an interest in a partnership reportable on Part II, line 9 or 10, as tax return with DS1 as the GDS1 U.S. 2. In column (b) or (c), as applicable, applicable) owned by a member of the consolidated group. G prepares certified the sum of all differences, if any, U.S. consolidated tax group (other than an SAP/GAAP financial statements for the attributable to the corporation's distributive interest in a disregarded entity), report the consolidated financial statement group share of income or loss from a U.S. or following on line 11. consisting of G and DS1. G has no net foreign partnership; and 1. In column (a) the sum of the income of its own, and G does not report 3. In column (d), the sum of all corporation's distributive share of income its equity interest in the income of DS1 on amounts of income, gain, loss, or or loss from the pass-through entity that is its separate financial statements. DS1 has deduction attributable to the corporation's included in Part I, line 11; financial statement net income (before distributive share of income or loss from a minority interests) and taxable income of U.S. or foreign partnership (that is, the 2. In column (b) or (c), as applicable, $1,000 ($2,500 of revenue less $1,500 sum of all amounts reportable on the except for amounts described in item 4 cost of goods sold). corporation's Schedule(s) K-1 received below, the sum of all differences, if any, On the consolidated Schedule M-3, from the partnership (if applicable)), attributable to the pass-through entity; and Part I, line 4a, Worldwide consolidated net without regard to any limitations computed 3. In column (d), except for amounts income (loss) per income statement, and at the partner level (for example, described in item 4 below, the sum of all on line 11, Net income (loss) per income limitations on utilization of charitable taxable amounts of income, gain, loss, or statement of includible corporations, the contributions, capital losses, and interest deduction reportable on the corporation's U.S. consolidated tax group GDS1 must expense). Schedules K-1 received from the report $900 of financial statement net pass-through entity (if applicable). income ($1,000 net income less $100 For each partnership reported on line 9 minority interest). or 10, attach a supporting statement that For each pass-through entity reported provides the name, EIN (if applicable), on line 11, attach a supporting statement The GDS1 group must prepare one end of year profit-sharing percentage (if that provides that entity's name, EIN (if consolidated Schedule M-3, Parts II and applicable), end of year loss-sharing applicable), the property and casualty III, and three additional Schedules M-3, percentage (if applicable), and the amount insurance company's end of year Parts II and III: one for G, one for DS1, and reported in column (a), (b), (c), or (d) of profit-sharing percentage (if applicable), one for consolidation eliminations. line 9 or 10, as applicable. the property and casualty insurance On the Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, company's end of year loss-sharing for DS1, $1,000 is reported on Part II, Example 12. U.S. property and percentage (if applicable), and the line 28 and line 30, in both columns (a) casualty insurance company H is a amounts reported by the property and and (d). On G's Schedule M-3, Parts II and calendar year taxpayer that is required to casualty insurance company in column III, zero is reported on Part II, line 30, in file Schedule M-3. H has an investment in (a), (b), (c), or (d) of line 11, as applicable. both columns (a) and (d). On the a U.S. partnership, USP. H prepares consolidation eliminations Schedule M-3, annual statements in accordance with Line 12. Items Relating to Parts II and III, on Part II, line 8 and line 30, SAP. In its annual statement, H treats the Reportable Transactions the minority interest elimination for the difference between annual statement net U.S. consolidated tax group is reported as income and taxable income from its Any amounts attributable to any reportable ($100) in column (a), $100 in column (c), investment in USP as a permanent transactions (as described in Regulations and $0 in column (d). difference. For its current tax year, H's section 1.6011-4) must be included on annual statement net income includes Part II, line 12, regardless of whether the On the Schedule M-3, Parts II and III for $10,000 of income attributable to its share difference, or differences, would otherwise the U.S. consolidated tax group, on Part II, of USP's net income. H's Schedule K-1 be reported elsewhere in Part II or Part III. line 8, Minority interest for includible from USP reports $5,000 of ordinary Thus, if a taxpayer files Form 8886 for any corporations, ($100) is reported in column income, $7,000 of long-term capital gains, reportable transaction described in (a), $100 in column (c), and $0 in column $4,000 of charitable contributions, and Regulations section 1.6011-4, the (d). On Part II, line 28, the U.S. $200 of section 179 expense. H must amounts attributable to that reportable consolidated tax group reports $1,000 in report on Part II, line 9, $10,000 in column transaction must be reported on Part II, both columns (a) and (d). As a result, (a), a permanent difference of ($2,200) in line 12. In addition, all income and financial statement net income on Part II, column (c), and $7,800 in column (d). expense amounts attributable to a line 30, column (a), will total $900; net reportable transaction must be reported permanent differences on Part II, line 30, Example 13. Assume the same facts on Part II, line 12, columns (a) and (d) column (c), will total $100; and taxable as Example 12, except that corporation even if there is no difference between the income on line 30, column (d), will total H's charitable contribution deduction is annual statement amounts and the taxable $1,000. wholly attributable to its partnership amounts. Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -15- |
Page 16 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Each difference attributable to a loss and the $5 million loss will be purposes, or vice versa. For example, reportable transaction must be separately adequately disclosed if J attaches a adjustments to interest income resulting stated and adequately disclosed. A supporting statement for line 12 that lists from adjustments made in accordance property and casualty insurance company each of the sequentially numbered forms, with instructions for Part II, line 17, should will be considered to have separately Form 8886-X1 and Form 8886-X2, and be made in columns (b) and (c) of this stated and adequately disclosed a with respect to each reportable transaction line 13. reportable transaction on line 12 if the reports the appropriate amounts required property and casualty insurance company for Part II, line 12, columns (a) through (d). Complete Part II of Form 8916-A. Enter sequentially numbers each Form 8886 Alternatively, J's disclosures will be the amounts from Form 8916-A, Part II, and lists by identifying number on the adequate if the description provided for line 6, columns (a) through (d), on supporting statement for Part II, line 12, each loss on the supporting statement Schedule M-3, Part II, line 13, columns (a) each sequentially numbered reportable includes the names and reportable through (d), as applicable. Attach Form transaction and the amounts required for transaction or tax shelter registration 8916-A. Part II, line 12, columns (a) through (d). numbers, if any, disclosed on the Do not report on line 13 or include on applicable Form 8886, identifies the type Form 8916-A amounts reported in Instead of the requirements of the of reportable transaction for the loss, and accordance with the instructions for Part II, preceding paragraph, a property and reports the appropriate amounts required lines 9, 10, 11, 12, and 21. casualty insurance company will be for Part II, line 12, columns (a) through (d). considered to have separately stated and J must report the losses attributable to the Line 14. Hedging Transactions adequately disclosed a reportable other five abandonment losses on Part II, Report on line 14, column (a), the net gain transaction if the property and casualty line 23e, regardless of whether a or loss from hedging transactions included insurance company attaches a supporting difference exists for any or all of those on Part I, line 11. Report in column (d) the statement that provides the following for abandonment losses. amount of taxable income from hedging each reportable transaction. Example 15. Property and casualty transactions as defined in section 1221(b) 1. A description of the reportable (2). Use columns (b) and (c) to report all insurance company K is a calendar year transaction disclosed on Form 8886 for differences caused by treating hedging taxpayer that is required to file which amounts are reported on Part II, transactions differently for statutory Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. K line 12; accounting purposes and for U.S. income enters into a transaction with contractual 2. The name and reportable protection that is a reportable transaction tax purposes. For example, if a portion of transaction or tax shelter registration described in Regulations section a hedge is considered ineffective under number, if applicable, as reported on Form 1.6011-4(b)(4). This reportable transaction SAP but still is a valid hedge under section 8886; and is the only reportable transaction for K's 1221(b)(2), the difference must be 3. The type of reportable transaction current tax year and results in a $7 million reported on line 14. The hedge of a capital (for example, listed transaction, capital loss for both statutory accounting asset, which is not a valid hedge for U.S. confidential transaction, transaction with purposes and U.S. income tax purposes. income tax purposes but may be contractual protection, etc.) as reported on Although the transaction does not result in considered a hedge for SAP purposes, Form 8886. a difference, K is required to report on Part must also be reported here. II, line 12, the following amounts: ($7 Report hedging gains and losses If a transaction is a listed transaction million) in column (a), zero in columns (b) computed under the mark-to-market described in Regulations section and (c), and ($7 million) in column (d). The method of accounting on line 14 and not 1.6011-4(b)(2), the description must also transaction will be adequately disclosed if on Part II, line 15. include the description provided on Form K attaches a supporting statement for 8886. In addition, if the reportable line 12 that (a) sequentially numbers the Line 15. Mark-to-Market Income transaction involves an investment in the Form 8886 and refers to the sequentially (Loss) transaction through another entity such as numbered Form 8886-X1 and (b) reports a partnership, the description must include the applicable amounts required for Report on line 15 any amount the name and EIN (if applicable) of that line 12, columns (a) through (d). representing the mark-to-market income entity as reported on Form 8886. Alternatively, the transaction will be or loss for any securities held by a dealer Example 14. Property and casualty adequately disclosed if the supporting in securities, a dealer in commodities insurance company J is a calendar year statement for line 12 includes a having made a valid election under taxpayer that is required to file description of the transaction, the name section 475(e), or a trader in securities or Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. J and tax shelter registration number, if any, commodities having made a valid election incurred seven different abandonment and the type of reportable transaction under section 475(f). “Securities” for these losses during its current tax year. One loss disclosed on Form 8886. purposes are securities described in of $12 million results from a reportable section 475(c)(2) and commodities transaction described in Regulations Line 13. Interest Income described in section 475(e)(2). section 1.6011-4(b)(5), another loss of $5 Report on Part II, line 13, column (a), the “Securities” do not include any items million results from a reportable total amount of interest income included specifically excluded from sections 475(c) transaction described in Regulations on Part I, line 11. Report on Part II, line 13, (2) and 475(e)(2), such as certain section 1.6011-4(b)(4), and the remaining column (d), the total amount of interest contracts to which section 1256(a) five abandonment losses are not income included on Form 1120-PC, applies. reportable transactions. J discloses the Schedule A, line 35 (or Schedule B, Report hedging gains and losses reportable transactions giving rise to the line 19, if applicable), that is not required computed under the mark-to-market $12 million and $5 million losses on to be reported elsewhere on method of accounting on Part II, line 14, separate Forms 8886 and sequentially Schedule M-3. In column (b) or (c), as and not on line 15. numbers them X1 and X2, respectively. J applicable, adjust for any amounts treated must separately state and adequately for U.S. income tax purposes as interest Traders in securities or commodities. disclose the $12 million and $5 million income that are treated as some other For a trader in securities or commodities losses on Part II, line 12. The $12 million form of income for statutory accounting that made a valid election under section 475(f) to use the mark-to-market method -16- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 17 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. to account for securities or commodities for such transactions must be reported on recovery period. The change in method of held in connection with a trading business Part III, line 31, in column (a) or (d), as accounting results in a positive section that files Form 4797, Sales of Business applicable. Use columns (b) and (c) of 481(a) adjustment of $100,000 that is Property, any Schedule M-3 entries Part II, lines 13 and 17, and Part III, required to be spread over 4 tax years, required as a result of marking to market line 31, as applicable, to report the beginning with the current tax year. In its these securities or commodities are differences between columns (a) and (d). annual statement, N treats the section reported as follows: (a) mark-to-market Example 16. Property and casualty 481(a) adjustment as a temporary gains and losses from Form 4797, line 10, insurance company M sells and leases difference. N must report on Part II, are included on Part II, line 15, of property to customers. M is a calendar line 18, $25,000 in columns (b) and (d) for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC), and (b) year taxpayer that is required to file its current tax year and each of the any other Schedule M-3 entries required Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. For subsequent 3 tax years (unless N is based on other results statutory accounting purposes, M otherwise required to recognize the (non-mark-to-market gains and losses) accounts for each transaction as a sale. remainder of the section 481(a) included in the total reported on Form For U.S. income tax purposes, each of M's adjustment earlier). N must not report the 4797, line 17, should be reported on Part transactions must be treated as a lease. In section 481(a) adjustment on Part III, II, line 23d, of Schedule M-3 (Form its annual statement, M treats the line 31. 1120-PC), unless the instructions for difference in the statutory accounting and Line 19. Reserved for Future Schedule M-3 require the amounts to be the U.S. income tax treatment of these reported on another line. transactions as temporary. During its Use Line 16. Premium Income current year, M reports in its annual This line is reserved for future use. Do not statement $1,000 of sales and $700 of include any amounts on this line. Report on line 16, column (a), the amount cost of goods sold with respect to current Line 20. Income Recognition of earned premiums included in Part I, year lease transactions. M receives line 11. Include on line 16, column (d), the periodic payments of $500 in its current From Long-Term Contracts amount of earned premiums included on year with respect to these current year Report on line 20 the amount of net Form 1120-PC, Schedule A, line 35 (or transactions and similar transactions from income or loss for financial statement Schedule B, line 19, if applicable). prior years and treats $400 as principal purposes (or books and records, if Complete columns (b) and (c), as and $100 as interest income. For statutory applicable) or U.S. income tax purposes appropriate. Attach a detailed statement accounting purposes, M reports gross for any contract accounted for under a separately stating amounts included on profit of $300 ($1,000 - $700) and interest long-term contract method of accounting. line 16 attributable to the change in: income of $100 from these transactions. 1. Advanced premiums, For U.S. income tax purposes, M reports Line 21. Original Issue Discount 2. Earned but unbilled premiums, $500 of gross rental income (the periodic and Other Imputed Interest 3. Retrospective premium accruals, payments) and (based on other facts) Report on line 21 any amounts of original $200 of depreciation deduction on the issue discount (OID) and other imputed 4. Unearned premiums, and property. On Schedule M-3, M must report interest. The term “original issue discount 5. Other premium accounts. on Part II, line 13, $100 in column (a), and other imputed interest” includes, but is ($100) in column (b), and zero in column not limited to: Line 17. Sale Versus Lease (for (d). In addition, M must report on Part II, 1. The excess of a debt instrument's Sellers and/or Lessors) line 17, $300 of gross profit in column (a), stated redemption price at maturity over its Note. Also see the instructions in Part III, $200 in column (b), and $500 of gross issue price, as determined under section line 35, Purchase Versus Lease (for rental income in column (d). Lastly, M 1273; Purchasers and/or Lessees), later. must report on Part III, line 31, $200 in Asset transfer transactions with periodic columns (b) and (d). 2. Amounts that are imputed interest on a deferred sales contract under section payments characterized for statutory Line 18. Section 481(a) 483; accounting purposes as either a sale or a lease may, under some circumstances, be Adjustments 3. Amounts treated as interest or OID characterized as the opposite for tax With the exception of a section 481(a) under the stripped bond rules under purposes. If the transaction is treated as a adjustment that is required to be reported section 1286; and lease, the seller/lessor reports the periodic on Part II, line 12, for reportable 4. Amounts treated as OID under the payments as gross rental income and also transactions, any difference between an below-market interest rate rules under reports depreciation expense or income or expense item attributable to an section 7872. deduction. If the transaction is treated as a authorized (or unauthorized) change in sale, the seller/lessor reports gross profit method of accounting made for U.S. Line 22. Reserved for Future (sale price less cost of goods sold) from income tax purposes that results in a Use the sale of assets and reports the periodic section 481(a) adjustment must be This line is reserved for future use. Do not payments as payments of principal and reported on Part II, line 18, regardless of include any amounts on this line. interest income. whether a separate line for that income or expense item exists in Part II or Part III. On Part II, line 17, in column (a), report Line 23a. Income Statement the gross profit or gross rental income for Example 17. Property and casualty Gain/Loss on Sale, Exchange, statutory accounting purposes for all sale insurance company N is a calendar year Abandonment, Worthlessness, or lease transactions that must be given taxpayer that is required to file the opposite characterization for U.S. Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. N or Other Disposition of Assets income tax purposes. In column (d), report was depreciating certain fixed assets over Other Than Pass-Through the gross profit or gross rental income for an erroneous recovery period and, Entities U.S. income tax purposes. Interest income effective for its current tax year, N receives Report on line 23a, column (a), all gains amounts for such transactions must be IRS consent to change its method of and losses on the disposition of assets. An reported on Part II, line 13, in column (a) or accounting for the depreciable fixed exception to this reporting is for gains and (d), as applicable. Depreciation expense assets and begins using the proper Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -17- |
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The corresponding gains and Losses in column (d) for each item separately losses for U.S. income tax purposes are stated on this line. reported on Part II, lines 23b through 23g, Report on line 23f any worthless stock as applicable. loss, regardless of whether the loss is The attached statement should have characterized as an ordinary loss or a five columns. The first column has the Line 23b. Gross Capital Gains capital loss. Attach a statement that description for the next four columns. The From Schedule D, Excluding separately states and adequately second column is column (a), income discloses each transaction that gives rise (loss) per income statement; the third Amounts From Pass-Through to a worthless stock loss and the amount column is column (b), temporary Entities of each loss. difference; the fourth column is column Report on line 23b gross capital gains (c), permanent difference;— and the fifth reported on Schedule D, Capital Gains Line 23g. Other Gain/Loss on column is column (d), income (loss) per and Losses, excluding capital gains from Disposition of Assets tax return. Every item listed on the pass-through entities, which must be Report on line 23g any gains or losses attached statement for line 25 always reported on Part II, line 9, 10, or 11, as from the sale or exchange of property that must have columns (a) + (b) + (c) = (d). applicable. are not reported on lines 23b through 23f. Each item with amounts in columns (a), (b), (c), and (d) will be totaled and Line 23c. Gross Capital Losses Line 24. Capital Loss Limitation included as one line on Part II, line 25. From Schedule D, Excluding and Carryforward Used For insurance companies included in Amounts From Pass-Through Report as a positive amount on line 24, the consolidated U.S. income tax return, Entities, Abandonment Losses, column (b) or (c), as applicable, and see instructions for Part I, lines 10a, 10b, and Worthless Stock Losses column (d) the excess of the net capital 10c, and 11, and Part II, line 7, for losses over the net capital gains reported guidance on the treatment of Report on line 23c gross capital losses on Schedule D, by the corporation. For a intercompany dividends and statutory reported on Schedule D, excluding capital U.S. consolidated tax group, the accounting. losses from (a) pass-through entities, Schedule M-3 adjustment for the amount which must be reported on Part II, line 9, of the consolidated net capital loss that is If any “comprehensive income” as 10, or 11, as applicable; (b) abandonment disallowed should not be made on the defined by Statement of Financial losses, which must be reported on Part II, separate consolidating Schedules M-3 of Accounting Standards (SFAS) No. 130 is line 23e; and (c) worthless stock losses, the includible corporations, but on the reported on this line, describe the item(s) which must be reported on Part II, line 23f. separate Schedule M-3 for consolidated in detail. Examples of sufficiently detailed Do not report on line 23c capital losses eliminations (or on Form 8916 in the case descriptions include “foreign currency carried over from a prior tax year and of a mixed group) as described under translation adjustments — comprehensive utilized in the current tax year. See the Completion of Schedule M-3 and Certain income” and “gains and losses on instructions for Part II, line 24, regarding Allocations, Limitations, and Carryovers, available-for-sale securities — the reporting requirements for capital loss earlier. comprehensive income.” carryovers utilized in the current tax year. If the corporation utilizes a capital loss Whether an item of income (loss) is Line 23d. Net Gain/Loss reported on line 25, or is reported on Part carryforward on Schedule D in the current Reported on Form 4797, tax year, report the carryforward utilized II, line 28, is determined separately by Line 17, Excluding Amounts as a negative amount on Part II, line 24, each member of the U.S. consolidated tax From Pass-Through Entities, column (b) or (c), as applicable, and group and not at the U.S. consolidated tax column (d). For a U.S. consolidated tax group level. Abandonment Losses, and group, the Schedule M-3 adjustment for Example 18. U.S. corporation P has Worthless Stock Losses the amount of the consolidated capital two subsidiaries, corporations A and B, Report on line 23d the net gain or loss loss carryforward should not be made on that are included in P's consolidated reported on line 17 of Form 4797, the separate consolidating Schedules M-3 financial statements and in P's excluding amounts from (a) pass-through of the includible corporations, but on the consolidated U.S. income tax return. For entities, which must be reported on Part II, separate Schedule M-3 for consolidation financial statement purposes, P, A, and B line 9, 10, or 11, as applicable; (b) eliminations (or on Form 8916 in the case recognize revenue from the sale of abandonment losses, which must be of a mixed group) as described under inventory upon delivery to the customer. reported on Part II, line 23e; and (c) Completion of Schedule M-3 and Certain For U.S. income tax purposes, P and A worthless stock losses, which must be Allocations, Limitations, and Carryovers, recognize such revenue consistent with reported on Part II, line 23f. earlier. the method used for financial statement Note. Traders in securities or Line 25. Other Income (Loss) purposes, whereas B recognizes such revenue based upon customer commodities that have made a valid Items With Differences acceptance. P and A must report this election under section 475(f) to use the Separately state and adequately disclose revenue in columns (a) and (d) on Part II, mark-to-market method to account for on Part II, line 25, all items of income line 28. B must report the following on Part securities or commodities, see the (loss) with differences that are not II, line 25: in column (a), B's revenue instructions for Part II, line 15, earlier. otherwise listed on Part II, lines 1 through recognized in the financial statements 24. Attach a statement that describes and based upon delivery to the customer; in itemizes the type of income (loss) and the column (d), B's revenue recognized for -18- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 19 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. U.S. income tax purposes based upon Line 29c. Life Insurance correct for any difference between foreign customer acceptance; and in column (b) withholding tax included in statutory Subgroup Reconciliation Totals or (c), as applicable, the difference accounting net income and the amount of between B's revenue recognized in its Line 29c is used only by mixed groups. foreign withholding taxes being deducted financial statements and in its U.S. taxable See Schedule M-3 Consolidation for in the return. If the property and casualty income. Mixed Groups (1120/L/PC), earlier. insurance company is crediting foreign withholding taxes against the U.S. income Note. In this example, the first column of tax liability, use column (b) or (c), as the attached statement for Part II, line 25, Part III. Reconciliation of applicable, to negate the amount reported discussed earlier, must include an Net Income (Loss) per in column (a). adequate description, such as, “Inventory Sales Revenue recognized upon Income Statement of Line 8. Stock Option Expense acceptance, not delivery.” Includible Corporations Report on line 8, column (a), amounts Line 27. Total Expense/ With Taxable Income per expensed on Part I, line 11, that are attributable to all stock options. Report on Deduction Items Return—Expense/ line 8, column (d), deduction amounts Report on Part II, line 27, columns (a) Deduction Items attributable to all stock options. through (d), as applicable, the negative of Note. Expense amounts that reduce the amounts reported on Part III, line 40, financial accounting income must be Line 9. Other Equity-Based columns (a) through (d). For example, if reported on Part III, column (a), as positive Compensation Part III, line 40, column (a), reflects an amounts. Deduction amounts that reduce Report on line 9 any amounts for amount of $1 million, then report on Part II, taxable income must be reported on Part equity-based compensation or line 27, column (a), ($1 million). Similarly, III, column (d), as positive amounts. consideration that are reflected as if Part III, line 40, column (b), reflects an Amounts reported on Part II, line 27, must expenses for statutory accounting amount of ($50,000), then report on Part II, be the negative of the amounts reported purposes (column (a)) or deducted in the line 27, column (b), $50,000. on Part III, line 40. U.S. income tax return (column (d)) other than amounts reportable elsewhere on Line 28. Other Items With No Lines 1 Through 6. Income Tax Schedule M-3, Parts II and III (for Differences Expense example, on Part III, line 8, for stock If there is no difference between the If the property and casualty insurance options expense). Examples of amounts statutory accounting amount and the company does not distinguish between reportable on line 9 include payments taxable amount of an entire item of current and deferred income tax expense attributable to employee stock purchase income, gain, loss, expense, or deduction in its annual statement (or its books and plans (ESPPs), phantom stock options, and the item is not described or included records, if applicable), report income tax phantom stock units, stock warrants, stock in Part II, lines 1 through 25, or Part III, expense as current income tax expense appreciation rights, and restricted stock, lines 1 through 39, report the entire using lines 1, 3, and 5, as applicable. regardless of whether such payments are amount of the item in columns (a) and (d) made to employees or non-employees, or of line 28. If a portion of an item of income, A U.S. consolidated tax group must as payment for property or compensation loss, expense, or deduction has a complete lines 1 through 6 in accordance for services. difference and a portion of the item does with the allocation of tax expense among not have a difference, do not report any the members of the U.S. consolidated tax Line 10. Meals and portion of the item on line 28. Instead, group in the financial statements (or its Entertainment report the entire amount of the item (for books and records, if applicable). If the Report on line 10, column (a), any example, both the portion with a difference current and deferred U.S., state, and amounts paid or accrued by the property and the portion without a difference) on foreign income tax expense for the U.S. and casualty insurance company during the applicable line of Part II, lines 1 consolidated tax group (income tax the tax year for meals, beverages, and through 25, or Part III, lines 1 through 39. expense) is allocated among the members entertainment that are accounted for in the See Example 10, earlier. of the U.S. consolidated tax group in the company's statutory income statement or group's financial statements (or its books the income and expense accounts Line 29a. PC Insurance and records, if applicable), then each maintained in the property and casualty Subgroup Reconciliation Totals member must report its allocated income insurance company's books and records. tax expense on Part III, lines 1 through 6, Report only amounts not otherwise For filers other than a mixed group, of that member's separate Schedule M-3. reportable elsewhere on Schedule M-3, combine lines 26 through 28 and skip lines However, if the income tax expense is not Parts II and III. 29b and 29c. On the sub-consolidated shared or allocated among members of Schedule M-3 for a mixed group, combine the U.S. consolidated tax group but is Line 11. Fines and Penalties lines 26 through 28 and skip lines 29b and retained in the parent corporation's Report on line 11 any fines or similar 29c. For the consolidated Schedule M-3 of financial statements (or books and penalties paid to a government or other a mixed group, complete only lines 29a records, if applicable), then amounts are authority for the violation of any law for through 29c and line 30 of Part II. Part III is reported only on Part III, lines 1 through 6, which fines or penalties are assessed. All not required for the consolidated of the parent's separate Schedule M-3. fines and penalties expensed in statutory Schedule M-3 of a mixed group. Line 7. Foreign Withholding accounting income (paid or accrued) must Line 29b. 1120 Subgroup be included on line 11, column (a), Taxes Reconciliation Totals regardless of the government or other Report on line 7, column (a), the amount authority that imposed the fines or Line 29b is used only by mixed groups. of foreign withholding taxes included in penalties; regardless of whether the fines See Schedule M-3 Consolidation for financial accounting income on Part I, and penalties are civil or criminal; Mixed Groups (1120/L/PC), earlier. line 11. If the property and casualty regardless of the classification, insurance company is deducting foreign nomenclature, or terminology used for the tax, use column (b) or (c), as applicable, to Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -19- |
Page 20 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. fines or penalties by the imposing (b) or (c), as applicable, the amount of Line 19. Charitable authority in its actions or documents; and nondeductible parachute payments Contribution of Intangible regardless of how or where the fines or pursuant to section 280G, and report in penalties are classified in the property and column (d) the deductible amount of Property casualty insurance company's statutory compensation after any excess parachute Report on line 19 any charitable income statement or the income and payment limitations under section 280G. If contribution of intangible property, for expense accounts maintained in the a payment is subject to limitation under example, contributions of: property and casualty insurance both sections 162(m) and 280G, report the • Intellectual property, patents (including company's books and records. Also report total payment on line 13. any amounts of additional contributions on line 11, column (a), the reversal of any allowable by virtue of income earned by overaccrual of any amount described in Line 14. Compensation With donees subsequent to the year of this paragraph. See section 162(f) for Section 162(m) Limitation donation), copyrights, and trademarks; additional guidance. Report on line 14, column (a), the total • Securities (including stocks and their Report on line 11, column (d), any such amount of non-performance-based current derivatives, stock options, and bonds); amounts as described in the preceding compensation expense for the corporate • Conservation easements (including paragraph that are includible in taxable officers to whom section 162 (m) applies. scenic easements or air rights); income, regardless of the financial Report in column (b) or (c), as applicable, • Railroad rights of way; accounting period in which such amounts the nondeductible amount of current • Mineral rights; and were or are included in financial compensation in excess of $1 million • Other intangible property. accounting net income. Complete ($500,000 if the corporation receives or Line 20. Charitable columns (b) and (c) as appropriate. has received financial assistance under the Treasury Asset Relief Program Contribution Limitation/ Do not report on Part III, line 11, (TARP)). Report the deductible Carryforward amounts required to be reported in compensation in column (d). If a payment Report as a negative amount on line 20, accordance with instructions for Part III, is subject to limitation under both sections columns (b), (c), and (d), as applicable, line 12. 162(m) and 280G, report the total the excess of charitable contributions payment on Part III, line 13, Parachute made during the tax year over the amount Do not report on Part III, line 11, payments. See Regulations section of the charitable contribution limitation amounts recovered from insurers or any 1.162-27(g) for the interaction between amount. other indemnitors for any fines and sections 162(m) and 280G. penalties described above. If the corporation utilizes a contribution Line 15. Pension and carryforward in the current tax year, report Line 12. Judgments, Damages, Profit-Sharing the carryforward utilized as a positive amount in columns (b), (c), and (d), as Awards, and Similar Costs Report on line 15 any amounts attributable applicable. Report on line 12, column (a), the amount to the property and casualty insurance of any estimated or actual judgments, company's pension plans, profit-sharing When a consolidated income tax return damages, awards, settlements, and plans, and any other retirement plans. is being filed, Schedule M-3 adjustments similar costs, however named or for the amount of charitable contributions classified, included in financial accounting Line 16. Other Post-Retirement in excess of the limitation, or for charitable income, regardless of whether the amount Benefits contribution carryforward utilized, should deducted was attributable to an estimate Report on line 16 any amounts attributable not be made on the separate of future anticipated payments or actual to other post-retirement benefits not consolidating Schedules M-3 of the payments. Also report on line 12, column otherwise includible on Part III, line 15 (for includible corporations, but on the (a), the reversal of any overaccrual of any example, retiree health and life insurance separate consolidating Schedule M-3 for amount described in this paragraph. coverage, dental coverage, etc.). consolidation eliminations (or on Form 8916 in the case of a mixed group). See Report on line 12, column (d), any such Line 17. Deferred Completion of Schedule M-3 and Certain amounts as are described in the Allocations, Limitations, and Carryovers, preceding paragraph that are includible in Compensation taxable income, regardless of the statutory Report on line 17, column (a), any earlier. accounting period in which such amounts compensation expense included in the net Line 21. Write-Off of Premium were or are included in statutory income (loss) amount reported in Part I, Receivables accounting net income. Complete line 11, that is not deductible for U.S. columns (b) and (c), as appropriate. income tax purposes in the current tax Report on line 21 the amount of premium year and that was not reported elsewhere receivables written off rather than on Do not report on Part III, line 12, on Schedule M-3. Report on line 17, line 32. amounts required to be reported in column (d), any compensation deductible Line 22. Guarantee Fund accordance with instructions for Part III, in the current tax year that was not line 11. included in the net income (loss) amount Assessments Do not report on Part III, line 12, reported in Part I, line 11, for the current Report on line 22 all special purpose and amounts recovered from insurers or any tax year and that is not reportable guaranty fund assessments accrued or other indemnitors for any judgments, elsewhere on Schedule M-3. For example, deducted for the tax year. damages, awards, or similar costs report originations and reversals of described above. deferred compensation subject to section Line 23. Current Year 409A on line 17. Acquisition or Reorganization Line 13. Parachute Payments Investment Banking Fees Report on line 13, column (a), the total Report on line 23 any investment banking expense included in statutory accounting fees paid or incurred in connection with a net income on Part I, line 11, that is taxable or tax-free acquisition of property subject to section 280G. Report in column (for example, stock or assets) or a tax-free -20- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
Page 21 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. reorganization. Report on this line any Line 27. Amortization/ for federal income tax purposes in investment banking fees incurred at any accordance with section 166. Impairment of Goodwill, stage of the acquisition or reorganization process including, for example, fees paid Insurance in Force, and Ceding Line 33. Reserved for Future or incurred to evaluate whether to Commissions Use investigate an acquisition, fees to conduct Report on line 27 amortization of goodwill, No entry is made on line 33. an actual investigation, and fees to insurance in force, and ceding consummate the acquisition. Also include commissions or amounts attributable to Line 34. Corporate Owned Life on line 23 investment banking fees the impairment of goodwill, insurance in Insurance Premiums incurred in connection with the liquidation force, and ceding commissions. Attach a Report on line 34 all amounts of insurance of a subsidiary, a spin-off of a subsidiary, statement separately stating the amounts premiums attributable to any life insurance or an initial public stock offering. for each item. policy if the insurance company is directly or indirectly a beneficiary under the policy Line 24. Current Year Line 28. Other Amortization or or if the policy has a cash value. Report in Acquisition or Reorganization Impairment Write-Offs column (d) the amount of the premiums Legal and Accounting Fees Report on line 28 any amortization or that are deductible for federal income tax Report on line 24 any legal and impairment write-offs not otherwise purposes. accounting fees paid or incurred in includible on Schedule M-3. connection with a taxable or tax-free Line 35. Purchase Versus acquisition of property (for example, stock Line 29. Discounting of Unpaid Lease (for Purchasers and/or or assets) or tax-free reorganization. Losses (Section 846) Lessees) Report on this line any legal and Report on line 29, column (a), the change Note. Also see the instructions for sellers accounting fees incurred at any stage of in liability for unpaid losses and loss and/or lessors in the instructions for Part II, the acquisition or reorganization process adjustment expense net of reinsurance as line 17. including, for example, fees paid or included in Part I, line 11. Report in Asset transfer transactions with periodic incurred to evaluate whether to investigate column (d) the amount of change in the payments characterized for statutory an acquisition, fees to conduct an actual same liability valued for tax purposes accounting purposes as either a purchase investigation, and fees to consummate the included in the subtotal on Form 1120-PC, or a lease may, under some acquisition. Also include on this line legal Schedule A, line 35 (or Schedule B, circumstances, be characterized as the and accounting fees incurred in line 19, if applicable). Do not include paid opposite for tax purposes. connection with the liquidation of a losses on line 29. Indicate amounts in subsidiary, a spin-off of a subsidiary, or an columns (b) and (c), as appropriate. If a transaction is treated as a lease, initial public stock offering. Attach a statement supporting columns (b) the purchaser/lessee reports the periodic Line 25. Current Year and (c) that identifies the beginning and payments as gross rental expense. If the end of the taxable year amounts of transaction is treated as a purchase, the Acquisition/Reorganization discounting as required by section 846. purchaser/lessee reports the periodic Other Costs Include any other differences between payments as payments of principal and Report on line 25 any other fees paid or columns (a) and (d) by separate title as interest and also reports depreciation incurred in connection with a taxable or well as beginning and end of tax year expense or deduction with respect to the tax-free acquisition of property (for amounts. purchased asset. Report in column (a) gross rent example, stock or assets) or a tax-free Line 30. Reduction of Loss expense for a transaction treated as a reorganization not otherwise reportable on Schedule M-3 (for example, Part III, Deduction (Section 832(b)(5) lease for statutory accounting purposes line 23 or 24). Report on this line any fees (B)) but as a sale for U.S. income tax paid or incurred at any stage of the Report the proration adjustment required purposes. Report in column (d) gross acquisition or reorganization process by section 832(b)(5)(B) as a negative rental deductions for a transaction treated including, for example, fees paid or amount on line 30, column (d). Report as a lease for U.S. income tax purposes incurred to evaluate whether to investigate amounts in columns (b) and (c), as but as a purchase for statutory accounting an acquisition, fees to conduct an actual appropriate. Do not enter an amount on purposes. Report interest expense for investigation, and fees to consummate the line 30, column (a). such transactions on Part III, line 36, in acquisition. Also include on this line 25 column (a) or (d), as applicable. Report other acquisition/reorganization costs Line 31. Depreciation depreciation expense or deductions for incurred in connection with the liquidation Report on line 31 any depreciation such transactions on Part III, line 31, in of a subsidiary, a spin-off of a subsidiary, expense that is not required to be reported column (a) or (d), as applicable. Use or an initial public stock offering. elsewhere on Schedule M-3 (for example, columns (b) and (c) of Part III, lines 31, 35, on Part II, line 9, 10, or 11). and 36, as applicable, to report the Line 26. Amortization of differences between columns (a) and (d) Acquisition, Reorganization, Line 32. Bad Debt Expense and for such recharacterized transactions. and Start-Up Costs Agency Balances Written Off Example 19. U.S. property and Report on line 26 amortization of Report on line 32, column (a), any casualty insurance company X acquired acquisition, reorganization, and start-up amounts attributable to an allowance for property in a transaction that, for statutory costs. For purposes of columns (b), (c), uncollectible accounts receivable or actual accounting purposes, X treats as a lease. and (d), include amounts amortizable write-offs of accounts receivable included X is a calendar year taxpayer that is under section 167, 195, or 248. in Part I, line 11. Also report on this line required to file Schedule M-3 for its current agency balances written off per the annual tax year. Because of its terms, the statement. Report in column (d) the transaction is treated for U.S. income tax amount of bad debt expense deductible purposes as a purchase and X must treat the periodic payments it makes partially as payment of principal and partially as Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -21- |
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Report any recognized a $2,000 amortization $1,000 of gross rental expense that, for difference in timing recognition in column deduction. In compliance with its adopted U.S. income tax purposes, is (b). For example, if the taxpayer's financial method of accounting under section 174, recharacterized as a $700 payment of accounting method does not specify X deducts research and experimental principal and a $300 payment of interest, otherwise, column (b) adjustments include expenditures for U.S. income tax accompanied by a depreciation deduction adjustments for timing differences purposes. Accordingly, X must report of $1,200 (based on other facts). On between financial and tax accounting for: $100,000 in column (a), $20,000 in Schedule M-3, X must report the following 1. Deferral and amortization of column (b), and $120,000 in column (d). X on Part III, line 35: column (a), $1,000, its research expenditures, must also report $2,000 in column (a), statutory accounting gross rental expense; ($2,000) in column (b), and $0 in column column (b), ($1,000); and column (d), 2. Section 59(e) election, (d) on Part III, line 28, Other amortization zero. On Part III, line 36, X reports zero in 3. Reduction of section 174 or impairment write-offs. column (a) and $300 in columns (b) and expenditures under section 280C or Example 21. Assume the same facts (d) for the interest deduction. On Part III, section 482, as Example 20 except Corporation X line 31, X reports zero in column (a) and 4. Costs attributable to obtaining a makes an annual election under section $1,200 in columns (b) and (d) for the patent, 59(e) to deduct $80,000 of its $120,000 of depreciation deduction. 5. Research in social sciences, and research and experimental expenditures Line 36. Interest Expense 6. Cost elements for property of a over a 10-year period. Accordingly, X Report on Part III, line 36, column (a), the character subject to depreciation. must report $100,000 in column (a), a temporary difference of ($52,000) total amount of interest expense included Section 174 provides two methods for ($20,000 less ($80,000/10 years x 9 on Part I, line 11, and report on Part III, the treatment of research and years)) in column (b), and $48,000 in line 36, column (d), the total amount of experimental expenditures paid or column (d). X must report $2,000 in interest expense included on Form incurred by a taxpayer in connection with column (a), ($2,000) in column (b), and $0 1120-PC, Schedule A, line 35 (or the taxpayer’s trade or business. These in column (d) on Part III, line 28, Other Schedule B, line 19, if applicable), that is expenditures may be treated as expenses amortization or impairment write-offs. not reported elsewhere on Schedule M-3. not chargeable to a capital account and Example 22. Assume the same facts In column (b) or (c), as applicable, adjust deducted in the year in which they are as Example 21 except Corporation X for any amounts treated for U.S. income paid or incurred, or they may be deferred elected to capitalize and amortize its tax purposes as interest expense that are and amortized. Since the method for research and expenditures over 60 treated as some other form of expense for treatment of research and experimental months with respect to all its research statutory accounting purposes, or vice expenditures is adopted at the subsidiary programs for U.S. tax purposes. X first versa. For example, adjustments to level, the expense/deduction item is realized benefits from such expenditures interest expense resulting from determined separately by each member of on August 1. Accordingly, X must report adjustments made in accordance with a U.S. consolidated tax group and not at $100,000 in column (a), a temporary instructions for Part III, line 35, Purchase the U.S. consolidated tax group level. For difference of ($90,000) ($20,000 less versus lease (for purchasers and/or example, U.S. Corporation P has two ($120,000/60 months x 55 months)) in lessees), should be made in columns (b) subsidiaries, A and B, which are included column (b), and $10,000 in column (d). and (c), as applicable, on line 36. in P’s consolidated financial statements Complete Part III of Form 8916-A. Enter and in P’s consolidated U.S. income tax Example 23. Corporation X is a the amounts from Form 8916-A, Part III, return. For financial purposes, P, A, and B calendar year taxpayer that is required to line 5, columns (a) through (d), on recognize research and development file Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. X Schedule M-3, Part III, line 36, columns (a) costs as an expense when accrued. For adopted the current expense method for through (d), as applicable. Attach Form U.S. income tax purposes, P and A research and experimental expenditures 8916-A. recognize such costs consistent with the for U.S. income tax purposes. During its method used for financial purposes, current tax year, X incurred $50,000 of Do not report on Form 8916-A and whereas B capitalizes and amortizes such research and development costs that X line 36 amounts reported in accordance costs. P and A must report this expense in recognized as an expense in its financial with the instructions for Part II, lines 9, 10, columns (a) and (d). B must report its statements. Also, X undertook to develop 11, and 12. expense recognized in the financial a new machine for its business. X Line 37. Research and statements when accrued in column (a); in expended $30,000 on the project of which column (d), B’s research and development $10,000 represents actual costs of Development Costs material, labor and component cost to expenditures recognized for U.S. income Report in column (a) the amount of tax purposes; and in columns (b) and (c), construct the machine, and $20,000 expenses included in net income reported as applicable, the difference between B’s represents research costs not attributable on Part I, line 11, that are related to research and development costs in its to the machine itself. X capitalized research and development expense. financial statements and its research and $30,000 of costs related to the machine Report in column (d) the amount of experimental expenditures for U.S. and recognized $6,000 of depreciation deductions included in Form 1120-PC, taxable income purposes. expense in its financial statements. X’s page 2, Schedule A, line 32, that are depreciation expense on the $10,000 of recognized and reported as section 174 Example 20. Corporation X is a costs related to the machine itself was research and experimental expenditures calendar year taxpayer that is required to $2,000 for U.S. income tax purposes. consistent with the corporation’s adopted file Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. Accordingly, X must report $50,000 in method of accounting for such During its current tax year, X incurred column (a), $20,000 (research costs which expenditures. In column (c), as applicable, $100,000 of research and development -22- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |
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Each item with amounts in columns calendar year taxpayer that is required to file Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. The statement must separately state, (a), (b), (c), and (d) will be totaled and During its current tax year, X incurred adequately disclose, and identify all of the included as one line on Part III, line 39. $10,000 of research and development dollar amounts summarized by this line. Comprehensive income. If any costs related to social sciences that it An accompanying statement is required “comprehensive income” as defined by recognized as an expense in its financial even if there are no dollar amounts SFAS No. 130 is reported on this line, statements. X adopted the current reported on line 38. describe the item(s) in detail as, for expense method for research and Line 39. Other Expense/ example, “foreign currency translation experimental expenditures for U.S. adjustments—comprehensive income” income tax purposes. Because such costs Deduction Items With and “gains and losses on are not allowable costs under section 174, Differences available-for-sale X must report $10,000 in column (a), Separately state and adequately disclose securities—comprehensive income.” permanent difference ($10,000) in column on Part III, line 39, all items of expense/ Reserves and contingent liabilities. (c), and $0 in column (d). If such costs are deduction that are not otherwise listed on Report on line 39 amounts related to the otherwise deductible for U.S. income tax Part III, lines 1 through 38. change in each reserve or contingent purposes, X must report this item of expense on Part III, line 39, Other Attach a statement that describes and liability that is not required to be reported expense/deduction items with differences. itemizes the type of expense/deduction elsewhere on Schedule M-3. For example, and the amount of each item and provides (1) amounts relating to changes in Example 25. Corporation X is a a description that states the expense/ reserves for litigation must be reported on calendar year taxpayer that is required to deduction name for book purposes for the Part III, line 12, Judgments, damages, file Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. amount recorded in column (a) and awards, and similar costs; and (2) During its current tax year, X paid $75,000 describes the adjustment being recorded amounts relating to changes in reserves to acquire or in-license intangible assets in column (b) or (c). The entire description for uncollectible accounts receivable must under a collaborative arrangement with completes the tax description for the be reported on Part III, line 32, Bad debt another company that X recognized as a amount included in column (d) for each expense and/or agency balances written research and development expense in its item separately stated on this line. off. (See Example 9 and Example 26.) financial statements. X adopted the current expense method for research and The statement of details attached to Report on Part III, line 39, the experimental expenditures for U.S. the Schedule M-3 for line 39 must amortization of various items of prepaid income tax purposes. Because payments separately state and adequately disclose expense, such as prepaid subscriptions made to acquire rights to a product or the nature and amount of the expense and license fees, prepaid insurance, etc. technology are excluded costs from the related to each reserve and/or contingent Report on line 39, column (a), definition of research and experimental liability. The appropriate level of disclosure expenses included in net income reported expenditures, X must report $75,000 in depends upon each taxpayer’s on Part I, line 11, that are related to column (a), ($75,000) in column (c), and operational activity and the nature of its reserves and contingent liabilities. Report $0 in column (d). X must report any accounting records. For example, if a on line 39, column (d), amounts related to amortization otherwise allowable related corporation’s net income amount reported liabilities for reserves and contingent to the payments on Part III, line 28, Other in the income statement includes liabilities that are deductible in the current amortization or impairment write-offs. anticipated expenses for a discontinued tax year for U.S. income tax purposes. operation as a single amount, and its Examples of items that must be reported Line 38. Section 118 Exclusion general ledger or other books, records, on line 39 include restructuring reserves, Report on line 38 any inducements and workpapers provide details for the reserves for discontinued operations, and received in the current year that are anticipated expenses under more reserves for acquisitions and dispositions. treated as contributions to the capital of a explanatory and defined categories such Only report on line 39 items that are not corporation by a non-shareholder. Report as employee termination costs, lease required to be reported elsewhere on in column (a) any income amount as a cancellation costs, loss on sale of Schedule M-3, Parts II and III. negative number and any expense equipment, etc., a supporting statement Example 26. Property and casualty amount as a positive number. that lists those categories of expenses insurance company Q is a calendar year and their details will satisfy the taxpayer that is required to file Corporations must identify on an requirement to separately state and Schedule M-3 for its current tax year. On accompanying statement referencing adequately disclose. In order to separately July 1 of each year, Q has a fixed liability line 38 the fair market value of land or state and adequately disclose the for its annual insurance premiums on its other property (including cash) provided to employee termination costs, it is not home office building that provides a the corporation by any non-shareholder, required that an anticipated termination 12-month coverage period beginning July including a governmental unit, or civic cost amount be listed for each employee, 1 through June 30. In addition, Q group, as an inducement, or for any other or that each asset (or category of asset) historically prepays 12 months of purpose. Include inducements for the be listed along with the anticipated loss on advertising expense on July 1. On July 1, corporation to locate its business in a disposition. Q prepays its insurance premium of particular state, municipality, community, or locality for the purpose of enabling the The attached statement should have $500,000 and advertising expenses of corporation to expand its existing five columns. The first column has the $800,000. For statutory accounting operating facilities including corporate description for the next four columns. The purposes, Q capitalizes and amortizes the second column is column (a) expense per prepaid insurance and advertising over 12 Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) -23- |
Page 24 of 24 Fileid: … pcschm-3/202112/a/xml/cycle03/source 16:53 - 6-Dec-2021 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. months. For U.S. income tax purposes, Q income tax treatment of the prepaid temporary difference was calculated to deducts the insurance premium when paid insurance and advertising as temporary arrive at the income tax deduction of and amortizes the advertising over the differences. $200,000. The statement attached to Q's 12-month period. In its annual statement, Q also has a legal reserve where return for Part III, line 39, must be Q treats the differences attributable to the $300,000 was expensed for financial separately stated and adequately financial accounting treatment and U.S. accounting purposes and a ($100,000) disclosed as follows: Column (a) Expense per Income Column (d) Deduction per Description Statement Column (b) Temporary Difference Column (c) Permanent Difference Tax Return Prepaid insurance premium expensed not capitalized $250,000 $250,000 -0- $500,000 Legal expense reserve $300,000 ($100,000) -0- $200,000 Total Line 39 $550,000 $150,000 -0- $700,000 Line 40. Total Expense/ columns (a) through (d), as applicable. report on Part II, line 27, column (a), ($1 Report positive amounts as negative and million). Similarly, if Part III, line 40, Deduction Items negative amounts as positive. For column (b), reflects an amount of Report on Part II, line 27, columns (a) example, if Part III, line 40, column (a), ($50,000), then report on Part II, line 27, through (d), as applicable, the negative of reflects an amount of $1 million, then column (b), $50,000. the amounts reported on Part III, line 40, -24- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-PC) |