Userid: CPM Schema: Leadpct: 100% Pt. size: 9.5 Draft Ok to Print instrx AH XSL/XML Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source (Init. & Date) _______ Page 1 of 27 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 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 2022 Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) Net Income (Loss) Reconciliation for Foreign Corporations with Reportable Assets of $10 Million or More Section references are to the Internal Revenue books that are reported on Form Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) must Code unless otherwise noted. 1120-F, Schedule L. Foreign banks are either (i) complete Schedule M-3 (Form foreign corporations described in 1120-F) in its entirety, or (ii) complete Future Developments Regulations section 1.882-5(c)(4). Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) through For the latest information about Part I and complete Schedule M-1 developments related to Schedule M-3 Who Must File instead of completing Parts II and III of (Form 1120-F) and its instructions, such Any foreign corporation required to file Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F). If the filer as legislation enacted after they were Form 1120-F that reports on chooses to complete Schedule M-1 published, go to IRS.gov/Form1120F. Schedule L, line 17, column (d), of Form instead of completing Parts II and III of 1120-F total assets at the end of the Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F), line 1 of General Instructions corporation's tax year that equal or Schedule M-1 must equal line 11 of Part exceed $10 million, must complete and I of Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F). Purpose of Schedule file Schedule M-3 in lieu of Filers must answer all questions on Schedule M-3, Part I, determines the Schedule M-1, Reconciliation of Income page 1 of the form. Furthermore, for any adjusted financial net income (loss) of (Loss) per Books With Income per part of Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) the non-consolidated (see Return. that is completed, all columns must be completed, all numerical data requested Non-consolidated financial statement, A foreign corporation filing Form must be provided, and any statement later, for the definition) foreign 1120-F that is not required to file required to support a line item must be corporation filing Form 1120-F, U.S. Schedule M-3 may voluntarily file attached. All additional statements Income Tax Return of a Foreign Schedule M-3. specifically referenced in these Corporation. Schedule M-3, Parts II and III, reconcile this financial result with the Note. A foreign corporation that is instructions must be completed and corporation's taxable income before the required to complete (or voluntarily attached to the Schedule M-3 when NOL deduction and special deductions completes) Schedule M-3 is still filed. If Part III is completed, please note on Form 1120-F, Section II, line 29. required to complete Schedule M-2, that Part III requires that results from Analysis of Unappropriated Retained Schedule I (Form 1120-F), Interest For purposes of this reconciliation, Earnings per Books. Expense Allocation Under Regulations Part I, line 1, provides rules for Section 1.882-5, and Schedule H (Form 1120-F), Deductions Allocated To determining the financial statement(s) When and Where To File Effectively Connected Income Under the taxpayer must use in reporting the net income (loss) to be reported on Part Attach Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) to Regulations Section 1.861-8, also be I, line 4. Part I, lines 5 through 10 then the foreign corporation's Form 1120-F included. See instructions for Part III, provide adjustments to include or income tax return. Be sure to check the lines 26b, 26c, and 31, later. exclude financial results to reconcile the box at the top of Form 1120-F, page 1, financial statement results reportable on indicating that Schedule M-3 is Other Form 1120-F Part I, line 4, to the foreign corporation's attached. Schedules Affected by adjusted financial net income (loss) reportable on Part I, line 11. Completion of Schedule M-3 Schedule M-3 Requirements For foreign corporations other than Form 1120-F filers that are required to Schedule L foreign banks (see definition in the file Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) and instructions for Part I, line 1, later), Part have at least $50 million total assets at Generally, the assets and liabilities I, line 11 includes the worldwide the end of the tax year must complete required to be reported on Schedule L financial net income (loss) of the Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) in its are the total assets and liabilities non-consolidated foreign corporation, entirety. reflected on the set(s) of books of the adjusted for the results of non-includible foreign corporation that include assets entities and includible disregarded Form 1120-F filers that (a) are that give rise to U.S. effectively entities (see definition later under Entity required to file Schedule M-3 (Form connected income and U.S. booked Considerations for Schedule M-3). For 1120-F) and have less than $50 million liabilities (as defined in Regulations foreign banks, Part I, line 11, is total assets at the end of the tax year, or section 1.882-5(d)(2)). The total assets generally limited to the financial income (b) are not required to file Schedule M-3 and liabilities include the interbranch (loss) derived from the same set(s) of (Form 1120-F) and voluntarily file assets and liabilities and the Mar 7, 2023 Cat. No. 50152J |
Page 2 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. noneffectively connected assets books that give rise to U.S. booked reporting under Regulations section reflected on such books. Such books liabilities under Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2)(ii). However, the will reflect the assets of the foreign 1.882-5(d)(2). Under such Schedule M-3 reporting on Part I, line 11 corporation located in the United States circumstances, the set of books would must always reflect the worldwide and all other of its assets used in its remain reportable on Schedule L for profits and losses of the foreign trade or business within the United Code-based reporting purposes, but for corporation filing the Form 1120-F even States (other than its assets giving rise treaty-based reporting purposes, such if the Schedule L books determined to effectively connected income under transfer may effect attribution to another under Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2) sections 864(c)(6) or (7)). A foreign part of the corporate enterprise under a (ii) gives rise to less than worldwide corporation may instead elect to report functional and factual analysis and no reporting under the facts and its worldwide assets and liabilities on longer be reportable on Schedule L as circumstances. Schedule L under Regulations section part of the U.S. permanent 1.6012-2(g)(1)(iii). If a foreign establishment after the transfer. Entity Considerations for corporation (including a foreign bank) Additionally, a set of books having no Schedule M-3 elects worldwide reporting on effectively connected income or U.S. For purposes of Schedule M-3, Schedule L, the same set(s) of books booked liabilities under Regulations references to the classification of an must be used to report the adjusted section 1.882-5(d)(2) might still entity (for example, as a corporation, a worldwide net income (loss) results in constitute a set of books of the U.S. partnership, or a trust) are to the Part I, line 11. permanent establishment because the classification of the entity for U.S. items recorded thereon are primarily federal income tax purposes. If the foreign corporation has more attributable to the U.S. permanent than one set of books and records establishment under the application by For a foreign corporation other than a relating to assets located in the United analogy of the OECD Transfer Pricing bank, the financial results of an entity States or used in a trade or business Guidelines as expressly authorized by that is disregarded as separate from the conducted in the United States, it must or pursuant to a U.S. income tax treaty foreign corporation filing Form 1120-F report the combined amounts shown on and accompanying documents. for federal income tax purposes all such books and records on (“disregarded entity”) are reported on Schedule L, as adjusted to eliminate Schedule M-2 Schedule M-3, Part I, line 4, if the transactions recorded between the If the foreign corporation is a bank (and foreign corporation's applicable income reportable books. However, amounts checked the “Yes” box on Part I, line 1 statement includes the net income of recorded for transactions between the of Schedule M-3), the amount shown on such disregarded entity. Otherwise, the set(s) of books and other divisions of Schedule M-2, line 2 (Net income (loss) results of the disregarded entity are the foreign corporation or includible per books) must equal the amount separately reported on Part I, line 5. On disregarded entities (see definition later shown on Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11. Parts II and III, any item of income, gain, under Entity Considerations for Both the foreign bank's Form 1120-F, loss, or deduction of a disregarded Schedule M-3) reportable on Schedule L reporting and Schedule M-3 entity must be reported as an item of the Schedule M-3, Part I, line 5, are not (Form 1120-F) reporting are based on foreign corporation, and is not reported eliminated for Schedule L purposes the same set(s) of Schedule L books on Part II, line 9, 10, or 11, as from a (except for certain transactions with which are generally determined on the partnership or pass-through entity. The disregarded entities that are also basis of Regulations section 1.882-5(d) applicable financial statement may reportable on Schedule L), unless the (2)(iii). If, however, the foreign bank include a disregarded entity only if it is taxpayer elects worldwide reporting elects to complete its Form 1120-F, owned directly or indirectly by the under Regulations section 1.6012-2(g) Schedule L on the basis of its worldwide foreign corporation. An applicable (1)(iii). books, then the bank will be required to financial statement may not include a Adaptation of Form 1120-F, report its net income (loss) on disregarded entity that is the direct or Schedule L for treaty-based Schedule M-2 and Schedule M-3 from indirect owner of the foreign corporation reporting. The set(s) of books that the same worldwide set(s) of books filing Form 1120-F. must be reported on Form 1120-F, used for Form 1120-F, Schedule L Foreign bank disregarded entity Schedule L are those of the U.S. purposes. books – reporting for lines 4 and 5. permanent establishment. These books For foreign banks, the net income (loss) will generally be the same set(s) of If the foreign corporation is not a of certain disregarded entities are not books reported on Schedule L, as bank (and therefore checked the “No” combined with other U.S.-based sets of described above. However, certain box on Part I, line 1), the amount shown books reported on line 4. The set(s) of books that give rise to effectively on Schedule M-2, line 2 (Net income books with respect to disregarded connected income might not necessarily (loss) per books) should reflect the net entities are included on Part I, line 5, if give rise to treaty-based reporting. For income (loss) associated with the the set(s) of books of such disregarded example, the assets on a set of books Schedule L books. This amount will entities give rise to U.S. booked could still be attributed to a U.S. office equal the amount shown on liabilities under Regulations section for effectively connected income Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11 only if the 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii). Transactions between reporting purposes even when corporation voluntarily chooses to the set(s) of books reported on line 4 considered transferred from the U.S. complete Form 1120-F, Schedule L on and line 5 are eliminated on line 8. permanent establishment for treaty the basis of the corporation's worldwide However, the net income (loss) of a reporting purposes (see, for example, set(s) of books under Regulations U.S. LLC that is a disregarded entity Regulations section 1.864-4(c)(5)(iii)) if section 1.6012-2(g)(1)(iii), or, if the whose set(s) of books do not give rise to under the facts and circumstances, Schedule L books determined under the U.S. booked liabilities of the foreign such assets also constitute a set of facts and circumstances constitute the bank under Regulations section same results as worldwide income -2- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
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If a foreign corporation is a books reported on line 4 are not is organized, (6) the date on which it first resident in a country having an income eliminated. became a reportable entity partner, (7) tax treaty with the United States, answer the date with respect to which it is “Yes” if the corporation reports income Related Filing Requirements – reporting a change in its ownership under the treaty method in lieu of the Reportable Entity Partner interest in the partnership, if applicable, effectively connected income rules Reporting Responsibilities (8) the interest in the partnership it owns under sections 864(c) and 882. For or is deemed to own in the partnership, reporting under this method in Parts II Reportable entity partner. For directly or indirectly (as defined under and III, see Treatment of Items Under an purposes of these instructions, a these instructions), as of the date with Eligible Treaty-Based Return Position to reportable entity partner with respect to respect to which it is reporting, and (9) Attribute Business Profits to a U.S. a partnership filing Form 1065, U.S. any change in that interest as of the Permanent Establishment, later. Return of Partnership Income, is an date with respect to which it is reporting. entity that (1) owns or is deemed to Questions B through D. For own, directly or indirectly, under these The reportable entity partner must Schedule M-3, Part I, questions B instructions a 50% or greater interest in retain a copy of each required report it through D, use only the financial the income, loss, or capital of the makes to each partnership under these statements of the foreign corporation partnership on any day of the tax year, instructions. Each partnership must filing Form 1120-F. If the foreign and (2) was required to file retain copies of the required reports it corporation prepares its own financial Schedule M-3 on its most recently filed receives under these instructions from statements but is controlled by another U.S. federal income tax return or return reportable entity partners. corporation (U.S. or foreign) that of income filed prior to that day. Example 1. A, an LLC filing a Form prepares financial statements that For purposes of these instructions, 1065 for 2022, is owned 50% by Z, a include the foreign corporation, the (1) the owner of a disregarded entity is foreign corporation engaged in a trade foreign corporation must use for its deemed to own all corporate and or business within the United States. A Schedule M-3, Part I, its own financial partnership interests owned or deemed owns 50% of each of B, C, D, and E, statements rather than the financial to be owned under these instructions by each of which is also an LLC filing a statements of the controlling the disregarded entity; (2) the owner of Form 1065 for calendar year 2022. Z corporation. These financial statements 50% or more of a corporation by vote on was first required to file Schedule M-3 are used for completing line 4. any day of the corporation's tax year is (Form 1120-F) for its corporate tax year deemed to own all corporate and ended December 31, 2020, and filed its Non-consolidated financial partnership interests owned or deemed Form 1120-F with Schedule M-3 for statement. A foreign corporation's to be owned under these instructions by 2020 on September 15, 2022. As of “non-consolidated” financial statement the corporation during the corporation's September 16, 2022, Z was a reportable may include a financial statement which tax year; (3) the owner of 50% or more entity partner with respect to A and, reports a consolidation of entities or of partnership income, loss, or capital through A, with respect to B, C, D, and subsidiaries that the foreign corporation on any day of the partnership tax year is E. On October 5, 2022, Z reports to A, owns. In such a case, the net income or deemed to own all corporate and B, C, D, and E, as it is required to do (loss) of such entities or subsidiaries partnership interests owned or deemed within 30 days of September 16, that Z would be included in the amount to be owned under these instructions by is a reportable entity partner directly reported on line 4 and, except for the partnership during the partnership owning (with respect to A) or deemed to disregarded entities, would be tax year; and (4) the beneficial owner of own indirectly (with respect to B, C, D, eliminated by reporting these amounts 50% or more of the beneficial interest of and E) a 50% interest. Therefore, on line 7 (see line 7, later). Any a trust or nominee arrangement on any because Z was a reportable entity adjustments associated with removing day of the trust or nominee arrangement partner for 2022, each of A, B, C, D, and such amounts would be reported on tax year is deemed to own all corporate E is required to file Schedule M-3 (Form line 8. and partnership interests owned or 1065) for 2022, regardless of whether Example 2. FC1 is a foreign deemed to be owned under these they would otherwise be required to file corporation other than a bank, resident instructions by the trust or nominee Schedule M-3 for that year. Z must in Country X, and engaged in a trade or arrangement. retain a copy of each of the required business in the United States. FC1 is reports it makes to A, B, C, D, and E required to file Form 1120-F. FC1 Reporting requirements of under these instructions, including the reports on Schedule L more than $10 reportable entity partner. A reports it makes on October 5, 2022. million in assets and, therefore, is reportable entity partner with respect to required to file Schedule M-3. FC1 is a partnership (as defined above) must Part I – Financial owned 100% by FC, its non-banking report the following to the partnership parent corporation also resident in within 30 days of first becoming a Information and Net Country X. FC1's net income (loss) reportable entity partner and, after first Income (Loss) results are included in a certified reporting to the partnership under these Reconciliation audited consolidated financial instructions, thereafter within 30 days of statement of FC. FC1 also has an the date of any change in the interest it When To Complete Part I unconsolidated financial statement that owns or is deemed to own, directly or Part I must be completed for any tax is not certified. In answering questions B indirectly, under these instructions, in year for which the foreign corporation through D, FC1 may not use FC's the partnership: (1) its name, (2) its files Schedule M-3. consolidated financial statement. FC1's mailing address, (3) its taxpayer “non-consolidated financial statement” Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -3- |
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Disregarded entities and would be required to use its any reason. Attach a statement includible in Schedule L, that are not certified audited financial statement providing a short explanation of the included in a non-tax financial described in question B. In such reason for the restatement for each consolidation of the corporation's circumstances, FC1 would continue to applicable period, including the original Schedule L books in accordance with use its own non-consolidated statement amount and restated amount of each the bank's ordinary and consistently described in question C. annual statement period's net income. applied internal accounting practices, Example 3. Same facts as are separately reported on Part I, line 5. Example 2, except FC1 is a disregarded Line 3. Publicly Traded Stock Ordinary and consistent internal entity. Under U.S. tax principles, FC is accounting practices. If the foreign the taxpayer treated as directly engaged If the foreign corporation's stock is bank's ordinary and consistently applied in trade or business within the United traded on any exchange, domestic or accounting practices include the States and is required to file Form foreign, please report the name of the consolidation of more than one set of 1120-F and Schedule M-3. FC's exchange(s) on the line provided. If books that is reportable on Schedule L, “non-consolidated” financial statement additional room is needed, attach a as determined under Regulations is its consolidated, certified audited statement. section 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii), the foreign financial statement, described in bank may use such consolidated books question B, because it is the financial For purposes of line 3, if the foreign for completing Part I, line 4. If additional statement of the company engaged in a corporation's stock is not publicly traded set(s) of books that constitute trade or business within the United (as defined above) and its voting stock Schedule L books are not included in States that is required to file Form is owned or controlled 50% or more by the consolidated books, then such other 1120-F and Schedule M-3. FC's another foreign corporation whose stock Schedule L books must also be consolidated entities (other than any is publicly traded (as defined above), reported on line 4, or if such other books disregarded entities) are eliminated as check the “Yes” box and report the are set(s) of books of includible “non-includible” entities on Part I, line 7. name of the exchange(s) on the line disregarded entities, they must be provided. The foreign corporation reported on line 5. Interbranch Line 1. Foreign Banks Described in whose stock is publicly traded does not transactions between the Schedule L Regulations Section 1.882-5(c)(4) need to file Schedule M-3 (Form books must be eliminated and reported, 1120-F) unless such corporation is also if necessary, on line 8. engaged in a trade or business within If the foreign bank does not have the If a foreign corporation is a foreign bank the United States and has reportable certified audited financial statements described in Regulations section assets of $10 million or more. described in question D, the bank 1.882-5(c)(4), answer “Yes” to Part I, line 1. Special rules pertain to the should use any other financial statement corporation for Part I, lines 4 through 11. Line 4. Net Income (Loss) From from which the balance sheet reported For Schedule M-3 purposes, a foreign the Income Statement Identified in on Form 1120-F, Schedule L, is derived. bank is defined based on section 581 Part I, Line 1 For this purpose, the term “any other principles with respect to its banking financial statement” includes unaudited activities on a worldwide level, without Part I, line 4, reports the net income financial statements prepared by the regard to whether it conducts a banking (loss) from the applicable income corporation under the method of trade or business within the United statement identified in Part I, line 1. accounting generally used by the States. These requirements include corporation's U.S. operations. If no such having a substantial part of its Foreign banks. If the foreign bank statements are available, trial balances worldwide business consist of receiving has the type of non-consolidated, prepared from general ledgers or similar deposits and making loans and worldwide financial statement described other records should be used. discounts, or of exercising fiduciary in question B or C, the foreign bank powers similar to those permitted to should check the “Yes” box for the Foreign corporations other than national banks. In addition, the foreign applicable question B or C. However, do banks. If the foreign corporation is not corporation must be subject to bank not report these results on Part I, line 4, a bank, Part I, questions B, C, and D, regulatory supervision in its country of unless the foreign bank also chooses provide a hierarchy of applicable incorporation. worldwide reporting of the set(s) of income statements for reporting on Part books on Form 1120-F, Schedule L, I, line 4. If the corporation has the Line 2. Questions Regarding under Regulations section 1.6012-2(g) non-consolidated, worldwide, certified (1)(iii). If the foreign bank has certified audited financial statement described in Income Statement Period and audited financial statements from which question B, report the net income (loss) Restatements the balance sheet reported on Form from such statements on line 4. If the 1120-F, Schedule L, is derived (as corporation does not have a financial Enter the beginning and ending dates described in question D), the net statement of that type but does have the on line 2a for the corporation's annual income (loss) from such statements is non-consolidated, worldwide, unaudited income statement period ending with or used to complete line 4, except that any financial statement described in within the current tax year. disregarded entities whose results are question C, report the net income (loss) -4- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
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If no such unaudited has reported on Part I, line 4, amounts statements are available, other financial (“Includible Entities”) from financial statements described in statements may be used, including trial question D or similar unaudited balances prepared from the Include the net income (loss) of any statements. corporation's worldwide books and disregarded entity that is not included in records that are based on the method of the income reported on Part I, line 4, but Adjustments for intercompany accounting generally used by the should be included in Part I, line 11. The transactions between the foreign corporation. financial results of disregarded foreign corporation and includible disregarded entities are reported on lines 5a entities may be required. See the If the foreign corporation has none of (income) and 5b (loss), and the financial instructions for Part I, line 8, later. these financial statements, then the net results of disregarded U.S. entities are All foreign corporations. Attach a income (loss) derived from the set(s) of reported on lines 5c (income) and 5d supporting statement that lists for each books described in question D is used (loss). The applicable financial includible disregarded entity reported on to report net income (loss) on line 4, statement of the disregarded entity to be lines 5a through 5d the name, EIN (if excluding disregarded entities. All used is determined first under question applicable), and net income (loss) per disregarded entities are reported on B, if available, then under question C. the financial statement of that includible Part I, line 5. For corporations other than However, a foreign bank should only disregarded entity. banks, the set(s) of books described in use the set(s) of books from the question D are those that give rise to disregarded entity that are reportable on Line 6. Net Income (Loss) Not U.S. booked liabilities under Schedule L. Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2)(ii). Included on Lines 4 and 5 From Foreign banks. A foreign bank Includible Foreign Locations All foreign corporations. The should include on line 5 each amount on line 4 must equal the disregarded entity that meets the financial statement net income (loss) for following two conditions. Line 6 applies only to foreign the income statement period ending corporations other than banks whose with or within the tax year, as indicated 1. The disregarded entity is either books and records are not sufficient to on line 2a. itself engaged in a trade or business report worldwide income on lines 4 and within the United States and has 5. Line 6 reporting will be necessary If the income statement period differs generated income effectively connected only when the corporation does not from the corporation's tax year, the with it or, it is not engaged itself in a have a worldwide trial balance to report income statement period indicated on trade or business within the United its worldwide income as satisfaction of line 2a applies for purposes of Part I, States but has income effectively the requirements of question C. In such lines 4 through 8. connected with a trade or business circumstances, the corporation will have Combined Reporting of within the United States of the foreign used Form 1120-F, Schedule L, books Schedule L set(s) of books – bank; and determined under Regulations section Question D filers. All foreign banks 2. The net income (loss) of the entity 1.882-5(d)(2)(ii) on lines 4 and 5 and will (and any other foreign corporation that would be includible on Part I, line 4, if need to report the net income (loss) reports on Part I, line 4, the financial the assets and liabilities of such entity from all non-Schedule L books on line 6. results from the set(s) of books used in were held directly by the foreign bank Line 6 reporting does not apply to preparing Form 1120-F, Schedule L, rather than by the disregarded entity. corporations that are able to report excluding disregarded entities), must worldwide net income (loss) on lines 4 attach a statement that identifies each If the income of the includible and 5 from financial statements book (for example, New York Branch, disregarded entity is effectively described in questions B or C, or from International Banking Facility, Cayman connected with a trade or business worldwide trial balances. Branch) and its net income (loss) that is within the United States but would not included on Part I, line 4. However, if a have been includible on Part I, line 4, if foreign bank in its ordinary business the assets giving rise to such income Attach a supporting statement that practice prepares a consolidation of one were held directly by the foreign provides, by country, the name and net or more books required to be reported corporation rather than by the includible income (loss) per the financial on Schedule L, such consolidated entity, then any effectively connected statement on Part I, line 6, of all foreign results may be reported on line 4 in lieu income of the includible entity is locations. Foreign corporations other of reporting the separate results for reported on Part II, line 23, columns (b) than banks that have effectively each book in the consolidation. If a through (e), instead of Part I, line 5. connected income with respect to transactions entered into as a global consolidation of reportable books does Foreign corporations other than a dealer in securities must report not exist, then transactions recorded bank. If the foreign corporation is not a separately in this supporting statement between these books must be bank, include on line 5, all disregarded the net income (loss) for each set(s) of separately eliminated and shown in the entities not included on Part I, line 4. books for which the effectively aggregate as a separate reconciling When a foreign corporation reports connected dealer income is recorded elimination line item on this schedule. In income (loss) from a financial statement within each separate country. All foreign such a case, report on Part I, line 8, the identified in question B or C, net income corporations must report their effectively eliminations for transactions between (loss) of a disregarded entity may or connected global dealing income in Part set(s) of books reported on line 4 and II, line 16. Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -5- |
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However, if a the entity on the equity method on its entity is consolidated in the Schedule L disregarded entity is not reportable in own general ledger, it will not have set(s) of books for line 4 purposes), nor Part I (for example, because it does not eliminated the equity income for does it apply to foreign corporations give rise to U.S. booked liabilities under non-consolidated, worldwide financial other than banks that report on Part I, Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii)), statement purposes, and therefore will lines 4 and 5, income (loss) from the the dividend received by the foreign have no elimination of equity income to financial statements described in bank is not eliminated on Part I, line 8. reverse. question D. For other corporations, Instead, the dividend is eliminated as an remove the net income (in line 7a) or The attached supporting statement interbranch transaction on Part II, line 3, loss (in line 7b) of any other entity for Part I, line 8, must identify the type column (c). whose income (loss) is reported on Part (for example, minority interest, I, line 4, but should be excluded from Foreign corporations other than intercompany dividends, etc.) and Part I, line 11. Examples of such entities banks. For foreign corporations other amount of consolidation or elimination are the foreign corporation's than a bank, adjustments are necessary entries reported, as well as the names subsidiaries (other than disregarded in order to ensure that the consolidation of the entities to which they pertain. It is entities) and partnerships that were entries and intercompany elimination not necessary to report intercompany combined with the corporation in the entries included in the amount reported eliminations that net to zero on Part I, type of consolidated financial statement on Part I, line 11, are only those line 8, such as intercompany interest described in questions B or C. Do not applicable to worldwide income of the income and expense. For instance, if remove in Part I the financial statement non-consolidated foreign corporation. the foreign corporation reports interest net income (loss) of any nonincludible Adjustments on line 8 may be with income on Part I, line 4, from entity accounted for in the financial respect to transactions between the transactions with a disregarded entity statements on the equity method. foreign corporation and either a included on Part I, line 5, it is not Adjustments are made for these entities disregarded entity reported on Part I, necessary to report the offsetting gross on Part II, lines 8 through 11. line 5, or a nonincludible entity reported interest income and gross interest on Part I, line 7. Adjustments for expense on Part I, line 8. In addition, on Part I, line 8, transactions with nonincludible entities Example 4. F is a foreign adjustments for intercompany are required only when the foreign corporation other than a bank and has a transactions between the foreign corporation reports worldwide income fiscal financial and tax year end. F files corporation and nonincludible entities on Part I, line 4, from a financial Form 1120-F because it engaged in a may be required. See instructions for statement described in Part I, questions trade or business within the United line 8. B or C. For example, adjustments must States and is required to file be reported on line 8 to remove minority Schedule M-3. F owns two U.S. Attach a supporting statement that interests and to reverse the elimination subsidiaries, S1 and S2, and has made provides the name, EIN (if applicable), of intercompany dividends included on a check the box election for S1 to be and net income (loss) per the financial Part I, line 4, that relate to the net treated as a disregarded entity. Both S1 statement or books and records income of entities removed on Part I, and S2 have the same fiscal year end included on line 4 that is removed on line 7, because the income to which the as F. In addition, F's home country this line 7 for each separate consolidation or elimination entries accounting rules require the inclusion of nonincludible entity. relate has been removed. In addition, S2's income and expenses in F's consolidation or elimination entries must non-consolidated, worldwide, certified Line 8. Adjustments to be reported on line 8 to eliminate any audited financial statements. However, intercompany dividends received by the S1's income and expenses are not Intercompany Transactions foreign corporation from any included in F's non-consolidated, disregarded entity whose results are worldwide, certified audited financial Include on Part I, line 8: (i) adjustments included on Part I, line 5. statements. to consolidation entries and elimination entries that are contained in the amount Special treatment of equity On Schedule M-3, F must check reported on Part I, line 4 (see line 4 method inclusions for a foreign “Yes” to question B. F must report its net instructions), required as a result of corporation other than a bank. If a income (loss) from its non-consolidated, adding amounts on Part I, lines 5 and 6; foreign corporation other than a bank worldwide, certified audited financial and (ii) amounts of any additional reports worldwide income on Part I, statements on Part I, line 4. On Part I, consolidation entries and elimination line 4, and is an owner of an interest in line 5, F must include the net income entries that are required as a result of another entity that (1) is accounted for in (line 5c) or loss (line 5d) generated by removing amounts on Part I, line 7. the foreign corporation's separate S1, the disregarded U.S. entity. general ledger on the equity method, Because S2 is included in the Foreign banks. For foreign banks, and (2) is fully consolidated in the non-consolidated, worldwide, certified adjustments are necessary to account foreign corporation's worldwide financial audited financial statements, it is not for the elimination of certain statements (thus eliminating the equity reported on Part I, line 5, since it is transactions between the Schedule L inclusion) and, if that entity is also already included on Part I, line 4. books reported on line 4 and for reported on Part I, line 7, as a Any adjustments necessary to transactions between the foreign bank nonincludible entity, then an adjustment remove intercompany transactions and each disregarded entity reported on -6- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 7 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. between F and S1 must be reported on disregarded entity FDE2 with net loss of engaged in trade or business within the Part I, line 8. ($5,000). FDE1 and FDE2 do not have United States and required to file Form any effectively connected income and 1120-F and Schedule M-3. FC has Line 9. Adjustments to Reconcile do not have books that give rise to U.S. certified audited income statements that Income Statement Period to Tax booked liabilities under Regulations report its non-consolidated, worldwide section 1.882-5(d)(2)(ii). FC reports net net income and unaudited income Year income on these financial statements of statements for the set(s) of books it $50,000. In addition, FC has foreign reports on Schedule L for its trade or Include on line 9 any adjustments locations that are not included in such business within the United States. FC necessary to reconcile differences income statements. These locations do reports net income on the set(s) of between the income statement period not have effectively connected income books of its trade or business within the reported on line 2a and the on set(s) of books that give rise to U.S. United States of $50,000, which corporation's tax year. Attach a booked liabilities. The financial net includes the results of U.S. disregarded supporting statement identifying the income of such foreign locations is entity USDE1 with net income of type of transaction and amount of each $25,000. $15,000 and U.S. disregarded entity adjustment. USDE2 with a net loss of ($5,000). FC must answer “No” to questions B through D in Part I. FC must report on Although FC must answer “Yes” to Line 10. Other Adjustments to Part I, line 4, $35,000 (total income question B, FC must not report on Part I, Reconcile to Amount on Line 11 reported of $50,000, excluding the line 4, the results of these results of FDE1 and FDE2). On Part I, non-consolidated, worldwide, certified Include on line 10 any other line 5a, FC will include the $20,000 of audited income statements. FC must adjustments, not reportable on lines 5 net income of FDE1 and will include on also answer “No” to question D. FC through 9, to reconcile net income (loss) Part I, line 5b, the ($5,000) net loss of must report on Part I, line 4, the amount on Part I, line 4, with net income (loss) FDE2. The net income of $25,000 from from the unaudited income statements on Part I, line 11. foreign locations must be included on for the set(s) of books it reports on Part I, line 6, such that $75,000 is the Schedule L of $40,000 (total income For any adjustments reported on Part net income reportable on line 11. reported of $50,000, excluding the I, line 10, attach a supporting statement Example 6. Foreign corporations results of USDE1 and USDE2 which that provides, for each entity to which an other than a bank. FC is a non-bank also give rise to effectively connected adjustment relates: the name and EIN (if foreign corporation engaged in trade or income and are set(s) of books included applicable) of the entity, the nature of business within the United States and is in Form 1120-F, Schedule L). On Part I, the adjustment, the amount of net required to file Form 1120-F and line 5c, FC will include the $15,000 of income (loss) included in Part I before Schedule M-3. FC owns NI, a C net income of USDE1 and will include any adjustments on line 10, and the corporation for federal income tax on Part I, line 5d, the ($5,000) net loss amount of net income (loss) included on purposes. FC has certified audited of USDE2. Assuming no other Part I, line 11. income statements that report its adjustments are required on Part I, lines worldwide income and that of NI. FC 8 through 10, the net income reported Line 11. Adjusted Financial Net reports net income on these statements on Part I, line 4, is $40,000, and the net Income (Loss) of the of $120,000. Included in these results income reported on line 11 is $50,000. Non-Consolidated Foreign are foreign disregarded entity FDE1 with Parts II and III net income of $30,000, foreign Corporation disregarded entity FDE2 with net loss of General Reporting Information ($5,000), and NI's net income of The sum of lines 4 through 10 $40,000. FDE1 and FDE2 both have A statement may be attached to any line constitutes the adjusted financial net effectively connected income that give even if none is required. For each line income (loss) of the non-consolidated rise to U.S. booked liabilities. Interest item in Parts II and III, report in column foreign corporation that is to be income of $5,000 received by FC from (a) the amount of the item included in reconciled in Parts II and III with the NI is eliminated in the preparation of the net income (loss) reported on Part I, foreign corporation's taxable income these statements. line 11. For each line item, report in reported on Form 1120-F, Section II, column (e) the amount included in FC must answer “Yes” to question B. line 29. determining taxable income (loss) on FC must report on Part I, line 4, Form 1120-F, Section II, line 29. Example 5. Foreign corporations $120,000. The results of FDE1 and other than a bank. FC is a non-bank FDE2 are not reported on Part I, line 5, foreign corporation engaged in trade or since their results are already included Columns (b), (c), and (d) business within the United States and on Part I, line 4. NI's income of $40,000 The temporary and permanent required to file Form 1120-F and is reported on Part I, line 7, because NI differences reportable in columns (b) Schedule M-3. FC does not have is a nonincludible entity. The $5,000 of and (c) are those book-to-tax income statements that report its interest income is reported on Part I, differences determined through a non-consolidated, worldwide income, line 8. Assuming no other adjustments comparison of the financial statement but FC does have unaudited income are required on Part I, lines 9 and 10, and tax amounts, under the Code or an statements for the set(s) of books it the total income reported on Part I, applicable income tax treaty, for each of reports on Schedule L with respect to its line 11, is $85,000 ($120,000 – $40,000 the line items included on Part I, line 11, trade or business within the United + $5,000). States. Included in these results are and shown in Parts II and III. Example 7. Foreign bank. FC is a foreign disregarded entity FDE1 with net foreign corporation that is a bank income of $20,000 and foreign Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -7- |
Page 8 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Column (b). Temporary to non-ECI, the amount is reported in column (d) to report apportionments book-to-tax differences. In column column (c) and not in column (d). only to non-ECI. In Part II, column (d), (b), report the book-to-tax difference for Accordingly, non-ECI tax-exempt report apportionments of income as a each item expected to reverse in a interest is reported in column (c) as a negative amount and report losses as a future year or which reverses a prior permanent difference under U.S. tax positive number. Combine columns (a), year difference (whether or not so principles. No additional apportionment (b), (c), and (d) to reconcile the amount reported on a prior year's is necessary in column (d) for such apportioned to ECI in column (e). For Schedule M-3). Temporary differences amounts. Part III, except for lines 26 and 31, that increase the amount shown in Special treatment may apply for report expenses that are apportioned to column (a) are reported as a positive column (c) reporting on Part III, lines non-ECI as a negative number in number. 26d (substitute interest payments), 26e column (d). See special instructions for Column (c). Permanent (interest equivalents), and 27 (substitute the reporting of interest expense on book-to-tax differences. In column dividend payments). See instructions for line 26. Corporations other than banks (c) report any book-to-tax difference not those lines below. do not report the allocation of expenses under Regulations section 1.861-8 from expected to reverse in a future year, and Apportionments between Schedule H (Form 1120-F), line 20, on that also does not constitute a reversal effectively and non-effectively Schedule M-3, Part III, line 31. of a prior year difference. The connected income (ECI and determination as to whether a difference non-ECI). The combination of columns Part III, lines 26d, 26e, and 27. In is temporary or permanent should be (a), (b), and (c) results in the gross Part III, line 26d (substitute interest based on the facts available at the time taxable income or deduction amount payments), line 26e (interest the foreign corporation files its U.S. tax under U.S. tax principles for each line equivalents), and line 27 (substitute return. If the foreign corporation is item in Parts II and III that is eligible for dividend payments), amounts in these unable to determine whether a allocation and apportionment between categories paid by the foreign difference between column (a) and ECI and non-ECI. corporation that are not included in column (e) for an item will reverse in a column (a) are reported in column (c) as future tax year or reverses a prior year Column (d). Foreign bank. a positive number. Amounts described book-to-tax difference, report the Column (d) is used to report the portion in lines 26d, 26e, and 27 are reported in difference for that item in column (c). of the combined amount of columns (a), column (c) whether or not any of the Amounts that are permanent (b), and (c) that is allocated and amount is apportionable in whole or in differences that reduce the income or apportioned to non-ECI. If an amount part to ECI in column (e). Column (d) is expense amount shown in column (a) apportioned to non-ECI is included in used for these line items only to are recorded as negative numbers. For column (a), then report such amount as apportion amounts to non-ECI. example, interbranch income and a negative number in column (d). If the expense amounts recorded on a foreign apportioned amount included in column Example 9. FC is a foreign bank bank's books reportable on Schedule L (a) is a loss, then include the that is required to file Form 1120-F and Schedule M-3. FC included on Part I, (and therefore included in column (a)) apportioned loss as a positive number in line 11, $100 of interest income, of that are disregarded under U.S. tax column (d). Certain income may be which $60 is effectively connected principles are permanent differences apportioned to ECI that is not reported tax-exempt interest income and $40 is reportable as negative amounts in on the Schedule L books and is not noneffectively connected tax-exempt column (c). reportable in column (a). These interest income. In addition, FC included amounts include allocable global on Part I, line 11, $300 of fee and If interbranch amounts recorded on dealing income in Part II, line 16, and commission income that was Schedule L books are treated as other income from non-Schedule L third-party amounts under Proposed books reportable in Part II, line 23. Such recognized for U.S. tax purposes in a Regulations sections 1.863-3(h) and income is apportioned to ECI and prior year. 1.475(g)-2 of the global dealing rules, or reported in column (d) as a positive FC reports on Part II, line 4a, column recognition treatment is otherwise number. For amounts reportable in Part (a), the $100 of tax-exempt interest provided under an Advance Pricing II, if the apportioned amount is a loss, income. FC reports ($100) of permanent Agreement or Mutual Agreement report such loss as a negative number book-to-tax difference on line 4a, Procedure, then such interbranch in column (d). In column (e), combine column (c), to eliminate the tax-exempt amounts are treated as amounts subject the amounts in columns (a), (b), (c), and interest income. No amount is to apportionment between non-ECI and (d) to determine the amount of each line reportable on line 4a, column (d), since ECI in columns (d) and (e) and not as item apportioned to ECI. See special all of the income is a permanent permanent differences in column (c). reporting instructions for reporting difference under U.S. tax principles Amounts that are apportionable to amounts in column (d) for substitute without regard to its allocation between non-ECI are generally reportable only in dividends and substitute interest income effectively and noneffectively connected column (d). However, some amounts in Part II, lines 3c and 4b, and for the income. FC also includes on Part II, may be both permanent differences allocation and apportionment of interest line 7, column (a), the $300 of fee and under U.S. tax principles and also be expense in Part III, line 26. Expenses commission income. Since this amount apportioned to non-ECI under section allocable from Schedule H, line 20, are was already recognized in a prior year 864(c). In such cases, a permanent reportable in Part III, line 31, in columns for U.S. tax purposes, FC reports on difference may not be double counted (d) and (e) as a positive number. line 7, column (b), a temporary by including it a second time in column difference of ($300). (d). In such circumstances, where an Column (d). Foreign corporations amount includible in column (a) is both a other than banks. Foreign Example 10. The facts are the permanent difference and apportionable corporations other than banks use same as in Example 9, except the $100 of tax-exempt interest is not included on -8- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 9 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Part I, line 11, and is therefore excluded determining the amount reportable in Such amounts are reported as from Part II, line 4, column (a). Because column (e). If no amount is reportable in permanent differences in column (c) the $100 of tax-exempt interest income column (e), see Treaty-based reporting, and included in column (e). Third-party is allocable to both ECI and non-ECI, it later. amounts included in worldwide income has significance in determining the that are not attributable to the U.S. allocation of expenses under indirect Interbranch reporting. If the permanent establishment should be methods under Regulations section foreign corporation is a foreign bank reported in the following manner. 1.861-8, and is therefore required to be electing to use an eligible treaty, reported on Part II, line 23, as income interbranch income and expense and Columns (b) and (c). Temporary not included in the Schedule L books noneffectively connected income are and permanent differences are that is allocable and apportionable to not treated as permanent differences to determined in accordance with the ECI. Because no amount is includible in the extent such items are attributable to instructions for these columns, earlier, column (a), the full $100 of tax-exempt the U.S. permanent establishment and except that each line in column (e) is as interest is reported in column (d) as a are also included in the net income determined below. positive number and in column (c) as a (loss) reported on Part I, line 11. For any negative number. As a result, there is no item reported on Part I, line 11, that is Column (d). Differences for amount reportable in column (e). attributable to the foreign corporation's amounts not attributable to a U.S. U.S. permanent establishment, such permanent establishment are reported Treatment of Items Under an amounts may have temporary as a negative number in column (d). Eligible Treaty-Based Return differences under U.S. tax principles (for Differences for losses not attributable to example, depreciation deductions a U.S. permanent establishment are Position to Attribute Business reported as a positive number in Part II. includible in column (a) may have Profits to a U.S. Permanent temporary book-to-tax differences Column (e). Combine columns (a), Establishment reportable in column (b)). For amounts (b), (c), and (d) and report the income or If a foreign corporation elects to use an reported in Part II, column (a), do not deduction for each line item that is eligible treaty that provides a report as permanent differences, includible in business profits attributable permissible method other than the rules interbranch interest or other interbranch to the U.S. permanent establishment in of section 864(c) and 882 to determine income in column (c) or noneffectively column (e). its business profits attributable to a U.S. connected income including foreign permanent establishment, the foreign related party interest, dividends or Example 11. Treaty-based corporation must report on Form royalties that are not effectively reporting of business profits of a 1120-F, Section II, its business profits connected income under section 864(c) foreign bank. FC is a foreign bank attributable to its U.S. permanent (4)(D) in column (d) to the extent such that has three sets of books that give establishment under such income tax amounts are attributable to the U.S. rise to U.S. booked liabilities under treaty that applies the OECD Transfer permanent establishment under the Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii) Pricing Guidelines in lieu of the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines, and that are reportable on Form 1120-F, effectively connected income rules of applied by analogy. Report on any such Schedule L. Two of the books are sections 864 and 882. In such a case, applicable lines in Part II or III using maintained in the United States by its the treatment of items in columns (c) either of the methods of identification U.S. branch. The third book is a portfolio and (d) must be adapted to apply the specified under Foreign bank of effectively connected loans that are concepts of the applicable treaty. treaty-based reporting above, indicating recorded, managed, and funded in FC's that the amount reported in column (e) home office in Country X. The three Foreign bank treaty-based reporting. reflects interbranch income or loss books are consolidated for Form For foreign banks, if any amounts are attributable to the U.S. permanent 1120-F, Schedule L, reporting not reported in Part II, column (a), as establishment. purposes. FC files its Form 1120-F and part of the set(s) of books that constitute Schedule M-3 under an eligible treaty to the books of the U.S. permanent Treaty-based reporting for foreign report its business profits attributable to establishment, but are attributable to the corporations other than banks. its U.S. permanent establishment in lieu U.S. permanent establishment under Foreign corporations other than banks of reporting its net effectively connected application of the OECD Transfer must include interbranch income and income under sections 864(c) and 882. Pricing Guidelines, such amounts are expense as book-to-tax differences to The two books maintained in the United included as permanent differences in the extent such items are not included in States are primarily attributable to FC's columns (c) and (d). Report in column worldwide income reported on Part I, U.S. permanent establishment. The (e) all amounts that are business profits line 11, and such items are attributable third set of books that constitutes a set attributable to the U.S. permanent to the U.S. permanent establishment. of books for Regulations section establishment. When a treaty-based Interbranch income should have been 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii) purposes is not position modifies the amount(s) eliminated in arriving at the adjusted attributable to FC's permanent reportable for any of the line items non-consolidated income reportable on establishment in the year FC files its shown in Parts II and/or III of Part I, line 11. To the extent such Form 1120-F under the treaty-based Schedule M-3 from the amounts interbranch amounts are attributable to method. otherwise reportable based on Code a U.S. permanent establishment under On the two books that are principles, either (1) attach a separate Article 7 (Business Profits) of an attributable to FC's U.S. permanent statement identifying each such line applicable income tax treaty, the establishment, FC records net book item, or (2) on Part II or III, as applicable, amounts are also includible as a income of $175. (FC has the following include footnotes or similar references book-to-tax difference if they are income: $500 of interbranch interest for each such item to indicate that a reported in business profits under an income, $200 of noneffectively treaty-based position was claimed for eligible treaty-based tax return position. connected interest income, and $1,200 Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -9- |
Page 10 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. of effectively connected income under In Part III, the $325 of book expenses entities, whether from foreign or Code-based principles. FC has $1,000 attributable to the U.S. permanent domestic sources, whether taxable or of third party interest expense and $400 establishment are recorded in columns exempt from tax, and whether classified of interbranch interest expense on the (a) and (e) in their respective as some other type of income for U.S. books of its U.S. permanent categories. No adjustments are made in income tax purposes (such as establishment that is priced at arm's this example in column (b) for temporary dividends), must be included on Part II, length with its home office. Each type of differences or to business profits that line 4a, column (a). For the exceptions, interest expense is also attributable to are not attributable to the U.S. look for the specific line in Part II. its U.S. permanent establishment. On permanent establishment in column (d). Similarly, all fines and penalties the two sets of books maintained in the No additional expenses are attributable included in Part I, line 11, paid to a United States, FC has other third party to the U.S. permanent establishment government or other authority for the expenses of $325 attributable to the from the home office, which would have violation of any law for which fines or permanent establishment.) FC also has been reportable in column (d). A penalties are assessed, must be $100 of income attributable to its U.S. footnote should be referenced to this included on Part III, line 11, column (a), permanent establishment that is line indicating that a treaty-based regardless of the authority that imposed recorded in its home office on set(s) of position was used in determining the the fines or penalties, regardless of books that are predominantly not interest expense. whether the fines or penalties are civil or attributable to FC's U.S. permanent criminal, regardless of the classification, establishment. FC determines that $75 Schedule M-3 Reporting of its book interest expense must be Requirements for Regulations nomenclature, or terminology attached to the fines or penalties by the imposing disallowed after equity capital is Section 1.6011-4(b) Reportable authority in its actions or documents. allocated to the U.S. permanent Transactions establishment under the OECD Transfer If a foreign corporation would be If an amount is attributable to a Pricing Guidelines applicable to Article 7 required to report in column (a) of Parts reportable transaction described in (Business Profits) of the treaty. II and III the amount of an item Regulations section 1.6011-4(b), the specifically listed on Schedule M-3 in FC reports $350 of treaty-based amount must be reported in columns accordance with the preceding profits attributable to its U.S. permanent (a), (b), (c), (d), and (e), as applicable, paragraphs, except for the fact that the establishment as follows. of Part II, line 12 (items relating to corporation has capitalized the item of On Part II, line 4a, column (a), $1,900 reportable transactions), regardless of income or expense and reports the of interest income is reported for the whether the amount would otherwise be amount in its financial statement total interest income of the set(s) of reported on another line in Part II or Part balance sheet or in asset and liability books attributable to the U.S. III of Schedule M-3. Thus, if a taxpayer accounts maintained in the permanent establishment. In column (c), files Form 8886, Reportable Transaction corporation's books and records instead $100 is reported as a permanent Disclosure Statement, the amounts of in its income statement, the foreign difference for the income not included attributable to that reportable corporation must report the proper tax on the set(s) of books reported on Form transaction must be reported on Part II, treatment of the item in columns (b), (c), 1120-F, Schedule L. In column (e), the line 12. (d), and (e), as applicable. total interest of $2,000 is reported as income attributable to the U.S. A corporation is required to report in Furthermore, in applying the permanent establishment. column (a) of Parts II and III the amount preceding paragraphs, a foreign of every item specifically listed on corporation is required to report in On Part III, line 26a, the U.S. Schedule M-3 that is in any manner column (a) of Parts II and III the amount permanent establishment's book included in the foreign corporation's of any item specifically listed on interest expense of $1,400 is reported in current year income statement net Schedule M-3 that is included on Part I, column (a). The total book amount is income (loss) or in an income or line 11, regardless of the nomenclature reversed on line 26a in either column (b) expense account maintained in the associated with that item in the income or (c). The $1,400 from column (a) is corporation's books and records, even if statements or books and records. reported in columns (b) and/or (c) as a there is no difference between that Accurate completion of Schedule M-3 negative number. This includes the $75 amount and the amount included in requires reporting amounts according to portion of the $1,400 that constitutes taxable income. However, this reporting the substantive nature of the specific equity capital allocated to the U.S. is not required in cases where (a) these line items included in Schedule M-3 and permanent establishment. On Part III, instructions provide otherwise, or (b) the consistent reporting of all transactions line 26b, column (d), the $1,325 tax amount is attributable to a reportable of like substantive nature that occurred amount of the interest expense (after transaction described in Regulations during the tax year. the $75 allocation of equity capital is section 1.6011-4(b) and is therefore taken into account) is reported. This reported on Part II, line 12. For example, all expense amounts $1,325 amount reported in column (d) is that are included in the income carried to column (e) and constitutes the For example, with the exception of statements or exist in the books and amount from line 26a that is treated as interest income reflected on a records that represent some form of interest expense attributable to the Schedule K-3 received by a foreign “Bad debt expense” must be reported business profits of the U.S. permanent corporation as a result of the on Part III, line 24, column (a), establishment. A footnote should be corporation's investment in a regardless of whether the amounts are included indicating that interbranch partnership or other pass-through entity, recorded or stated under different income was included in the column (e) and interest equivalents, all interest nomenclature in the income statements amount. income included on Part I, line 11, or the books and records such as: whether from unconsolidated affiliated “Provision for doubtful accounts,” companies, third parties, banks, or other “Allowance for uncollectible notes -10- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 11 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. receivable,” or “Impairment of trade 2005-75, 2005-50 I.R.B. 1137. If a Example 12. Temporary accounts receivable.” Likewise, as specific item of income, gain, loss, differences. Foreign corporation FC stated above, all fines and penalties expense, allocation, or deduction is has been filing a Form 1120-F from its must be included on Part III, line 11, described on Part II, lines 1 through 24, 2000 tax year through the present. The column (a), regardless of the or Part III, lines 1 through 32, and the income statement year is identical to the terminology or nomenclature attached line does not indicate to “attach a tax year. FC placed in service ten to them by the corporation in its books statement,” and the specific instructions depreciable, fixed, U.S. assets during its and records or income statements. for the line do not call for an attachment 2000 tax year. FC is required to file Similarly, if the fine and penalty, for of a statement, then the item is Schedule M-3 for the current tax year. example, is included in another item, the considered separately stated and FC's total depreciation expense for its amount of the fine or penalty should be adequately disclosed if the item is 2022 tax year for five of the assets is segregated and included on Part III, reported on the applicable line and the $50,000 for income statement purposes line 11. amount(s) of the item(s) are reported in and $70,000 for U.S. income tax With limited exceptions, Part II the applicable columns of the applicable purposes. FC's total annual includes lines for specific items of line. depreciation expense for its 2022 tax year for the other five assets is $40,000 income, gain, or loss (“income items”). If Note. A statement or explanation may for income statement purposes and an income item is described in Part II, be attached to any line even if none is $30,000 for U.S. income tax purposes. lines 1 through 23, report the amount of required. In its income statements, FC treats the the item on the applicable line, regardless of whether or not there is any Except as otherwise provided, differences between income statement difference for the item. If there is a differences for the same item must be and U.S. income tax depreciation difference for the income item, or only a combined or netted together and expense as giving rise to temporary portion of the income item has a reported as one amount on the differences that will reverse in future difference and a portion of the item does applicable line of Schedule M-3. years. FC must combine all of its not have a difference, and the item is However, differences for separate items depreciation adjustments. Accordingly, not described in Part II, lines 1 through must not be combined or netted for its 2022 tax year, FC must report on 23, report and describe the entire together. Each item (and corresponding Part III, line 23, depreciation expense as amount of the item on Part II, line 24. amount attributable to that item) must shown on its income statement of be separately stated and adequately $90,000 in column (a), a temporary With limited exceptions, Part III disclosed on the applicable line of difference of $10,000 in column (b), and includes lines for specific items of Schedule M-3, or any statement U.S. income tax depreciation expense expense, allocation, or deduction required to be attached, even if the of $100,000 apportionable between (“expense items”). If an expense item is amounts are below a certain dollar non-ECI and ECI in column (d) and described on Part III, lines 1 through 31, amount. column (e). report the amount of the item on the applicable line, regardless of whether or Required statements for Part II, Example 13. Bad debt and not there is a difference for the item. If line 24, and Part III, line 32. A warranty reserves. Foreign there is a difference for the expense separate statement must be attached to Corporation D files and completes item, or only a portion of the expense Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F) that Schedule M-3 for its 2021 and 2022 tax item has a difference and a portion of includes a detailed description of each years. The income statement year is the item does not have a difference and item and adjustment entered on Part II, identical to the tax year. On the last day the item is not described in Part III, lines line 24, and Part III, line 32. of its 2022 tax year, D establishes two reserve accounts in the amount of 1 through 31, report and describe the The description for each amount $100,000 for each account. One entire amount of the item on Part III, entered in column (a) must be readily reserve account is an allowance for line 32. identifiable to the name of the account accounts receivable that are estimated If there is no difference between the in the financial statements or books and to be uncollectible. The second reserve financial accounting amount and the records of the taxpayer, under which the is an estimate of future warranty taxable amount of an entire item of amount in column (a) of the statement expenses. Both reserves are only for income, loss, expense, or deduction was recorded in the accounting records. assets that give rise to effectively and the item is not described or Also, the description for each amount connected income. In its income included in Part II, lines 1 through 24, or entered in column (a) must include statements, D treats the two reserve Part III, lines 1 through 32, report the detailed information supporting each accounts as giving rise to temporary entire amount of the item in columns (a) adjustment reported in columns (b), (c), differences that will reverse in future and (e) of Part II, line 27. and (d), including how the adjustment is years. The two reserves are expenses identified in the accounting records. The for D's 2022 income statements but are Separately stated and adequately entire description is considered the tax not deductions for U.S. income tax disclosed. Each difference reported in description for the amount reported in purposes in 2022. D must not combine Parts II and III must be separately stated column (e) for each item reported on the Schedule M-3 differences for the and adequately disclosed. In general, a Part II, line 24, or Part III, line 32. two reserve accounts. D must report the difference is adequately disclosed if the Each description should adequately amounts attributable to the allowance difference is labeled in a manner that describe all five columns of Part II, for uncollectible accounts receivable on clearly identifies the item or transaction line 24, or Part III, line 32. If additional Part III, line 24, Bad debt expense, and from which the difference arises. For information is required to provide an must separately state and adequately further guidance about adequate acceptable description, provide a disclose the amounts attributable to the disclosure, see Regulations section supporting statement. other reserve, for warranty costs, on a 1.6662-4(f), Rev. Proc. 2004-45, 2004-31 I.R.B. 140, and Rev. Proc. Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -11- |
Page 12 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. required attached statement that effectively or noneffectively connected to cost-flow assumptions, additional supports the amounts on Part III, line 32. character. The amounts allocable to costs required to be capitalized D must also provide a description for noneffectively connected income are (including depreciation) such as section each reserve that meets the then determined and reported in column 263A costs, inventory shrinkage requirements for Part III, line 32, (d). E must report the ($25,000) accruals, inventory obsolescence discussed earlier under Required allocable to noneffectively connected reserves, and lower of cost or market statements for Part II, line 24, and Part income in column (d) and U.S. income (LCM) write-downs. Attach a statement III, line 32. In this example, an tax bad debt expense of $50,000 in separately stating each item included on acceptable description would be “Future column (e). this line and the amount for each Warranty Expense Reserve.” column. Part II. Reconciliation of Do not report the following on this Note. There is no need to add the title Net Income (Loss) per line 2: of the reserve account to the description if the account name for the amount in Income Statement of • Amounts reportable on Part II, line 12; column (a) is already part of the Non-Consolidated Foreign • Any gain or loss from inventory hedging transactions reportable on Part adjustment description. Corporations With Taxable II, line 13; Example 14. Non-ECI and ECI Income per Return • Mark-to-market income or (loss) apportionment of temporary Note. Foreign corporations report, on under section 475 reportable on Part II, differences. Corporation E files and lines 1 through 17, 19 through 21a, 24, line 14; completes Schedule M-3 for its 2021 and 27 in column (a), the income (loss) • Global dealing income reportable on and 2022 tax years. The income items included in the financial net Part II, line 16; statement year is identical to the tax income (loss) reported on Part I, line 11. • Section 481(a) adjustments related to year. At the beginning of the 2022 tax See the instructions for Part I, line 11, cost of goods sold or inventory valuation year, E establishes an allowance for for reporting differences between reportable on Part II, line 18; uncollectible accounts receivable (bad foreign banks and foreign corporations • Original issue discount, imputed debt reserve) of $100,000, all of which other than a bank. interest, and phantom income is related to assets that give rise to reportable on Part II, line 20; effectively connected income. During Tiebreaker rules. There are tiebreaker 2022, E increased the reserve by rules described in detail below under • Fines and penalties reportable on $250,000 for additional accounts each applicable line instruction for Part Part III, line 11; receivable that may become II. For example, for foreign corporations • Judgments, damages, awards, and uncollectible, of which $150,000 is that report income from their U.S. trade similar costs, reportable on Part III, related to assets that give rise to or business associated with global line 12; effectively connected income. dealing activities in securities or • Amounts reported on Part II, line 17, Additionally, during 2022, E decreases financial instruments, global dealing Sales versus lease; and the reserve by $75,000 for accounts income is prioritized on line 16 even • Amounts reported on Part III, line 25, receivable that were discharged in though some income or loss amounts in Purchase versus lease. bankruptcy during 2022, of which the global dealing book might otherwise Lines 3a and 3b. Dividends $50,000 is related to assets that give appear to be reportable on another line Report on lines 3a through 3b, column rise to effectively connected income. (for example, dividends on line 3a or 3b, (a), the amount of dividends included on The balance in the reserve account on or hedges on line 13). Part I, line 11, from foreign and U.S. the last day of the 2022 tax year, is Line 1. Gross Receipts or Sales entities. Report on lines 3a through 3b, $275,000, of which $200,000 relates to column (e), the amount of any dividends Enter total gross receipts or sales net of assets that give rise to effectively included in taxable income on Form returns and allowances. In column (e), connected income. The $100,000 1120-F, Section II, line 4. Do not include enter the amount from Form 1120-F, amount to establish the reserve account on lines 3a through 3b dividends from Section II, line 1c. Do not report gross and the $250,000 to increase the global securities dealings which are receipts resulting from reportable reserve account are expenses on E's reportable on Part II, line 16b, or transactions (line 12), sale of securities 2022 income statements, but are not dividends reported elsewhere (for that are marked to market (line 14), deductible for U.S. income tax purposes example, substitute dividends currency gains and losses from other in 2022. However, of the $75,000 reportable on line 3c and reportable section 988 transactions (line 15), or decrease to the reserve, only $50,000, transactions reportable on line 12). Any receipts or sales of securities from which is attributable to assets that give effectively connected dividends from global securities dealings (line 16). rise to effectively connected income, is corporations reported by the foreign deductible for U.S. income tax purposes Line 2. Cost of Goods Sold corporation under the equity method are in 2022. Report on line 2 any amounts treated as reported in columns (c) and (e) of this In its income statements, E treats the part of cost of goods sold during the tax line, as described in the instructions for reserve account as giving rise to a year, regardless of whether the amounts Part II, line 8. temporary difference that will reverse in would otherwise be reported elsewhere Line 3c. Substitute Dividend future tax years. For its 2022 tax year, E in Part II or Part III. However, do not must report its income statement bad report the items mentioned in the next Payments Received debt expense of $350,000 in Part III, paragraph on this line 2. Examples of Report on line 3c, the gross substitute line 24, column (a). The temporary amounts that must be included on line 2 dividend payments received with difference of ($275,000) is determined are amounts attributable to inventory respect to securities loans under section under U.S. tax principles and reported in valuation, such as amounts attributable 1058 or substantially similar column (b) without regard to its transactions, or from sale repurchase -12- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
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On line 3d, column (d), combines columns (a), (b), (c), and (d) Foreign banks – worldwide report- the $200 is reported as a negative and reports $1,150 of effectively ing. Foreign banks must also report in number. FC enters zero in column (e). connected interest income in column column (c) all U.S. source substitute On Form 1120-F, Section I, FC must (e). dividend payments received as report the substitute dividends received Line 4b. Substitute Interest beneficial owner to the extent they are that are not properly withheld upon and not already included on Part I, line 11, reported by the withholding agent on Payments Received and without regard to whether such Form 1042-S. Report on line 4b, the gross substitute interest payments received with respect payments received are effectively Line 4a. Interest Income to securities loans under section 1058, connected income. For example, substitute dividends received by a Excluding Interest Equivalents sale repurchase transactions, or similar foreign bank that are not reported on Report on Part II, line 4a, column (a), the transactions, as described in Form 1120-F, Schedule L, must be total amount of interest income included Regulations sections 1.861-2(a)(7), reported as U.S. source payments on Part I, line 11, and report on Part II, 1.864-5(b)(2)(ii), and 1.881-2(b)(2). Do received in column (c) and reversed to line 4a, column (e), the total amount of not net substitute interest payments the extent of the non-ECI portion of the interest income included on Form received against substitute interest payments in column (c) as a negative 1120-F, Section II, line 5, that is not payments made by the foreign number in column (d). Reporting in required to be reported elsewhere in corporation with respect to any section columns (c) and (d) for substitute Part II. In column (b) or (c), as 1058 sale repurchase transactions, dividends is required even if no amount applicable, adjust for amounts treated including payments made with respect would be reported in columns (a) and for U.S. income tax purposes as interest to “matched book” transactions, or any (e). Any U.S. source substitute income that are treated as some other similar transaction. dividends that are effectively connected character of income in the income Foreign banks – worldwide report- with the foreign corporation’s trade or statements, or vice versa. All ing. Foreign banks must report all U.S. business within the United States are interbranch interest income included on source substitute interest payments reportable in column (e). Do not report Part I, line 11, that is excluded from received as beneficial owner, whether on any line, substitute dividend taxable income is reported as a or not such payments are included in payments received in custody for permanent difference in column (c). For Part I, line 11, and are effectively another owner of the substitute payment foreign corporations other than banks, connected income. All U.S. sourced or such payments reportable on see the instructions for Part I, line 8, substitute interest received by a foreign line 16b. regarding eliminations of interbranch bank that is not reported on Form transactions. Example 15. FC, a foreign bank 1120-F, Schedule L, is reportable in column (c) and the non-ECI portion is resident in Country X, is engaged in a Do not report on this line 4a, in any reversed as a negative amount in banking trade or business within the column, amounts reported in column (d). Both U.S. and foreign United States through a U.S. permanent accordance with instructions for Part II, source substitute interest that is establishment. FC has an income tax lines 4b, 4c, 9 through 13, 16a, 20, and effectively connected with the foreign treaty with the United States that 23. corporation's trade or business within imposes a 15% tax on gross portfolio dividends received by the corporation Example 16. FC is a foreign bank the United States is reportable in that are not attributable to a U.S. that is required to file Form 1120-F and column (e). permanent establishment. FC records Schedule M-3 for the current tax year. Do not report on line 4b substitute securities lending transactions with FC included on Part I, line 11, the interest payments received in custody respect to U.S. and foreign stocks on its following interest income items totaling for another owner of the substitute home office set(s) of books. These $2,000: $600 of interbranch interest payment or such payments reportable set(s) of books do not give rise to U.S. income; $100 of tax-exempt interest, on line 16a. booked liabilities under Regulations $60 of which is effectively connected; section 1.882-5(d)(2)(iii) and are not $300 of interest income with respect to Report all substitute interest reportable on Form 1120-F, Schedule L. securities described in Regulations payments received on line 4b whether FC receives $200 of substitute section 1.864-4(c)(5)(ii)(b)(3) (“10% rule or not such amounts are characterized dividends from transactions described securities”), $150 of which is allocable as interest or other income under the in section 1058, all of which are not to noneffectively connected income Code. effectively connected with FC's trade or under the rule of that paragraph; and Example 17. FC, a foreign bank, business within the United States and $1,000 of other effectively connected receives $1,000 of gross U.S. source are not attributable to FC's U.S. interest income. substitute interest payments with permanent establishment. Under FC reports on Part II, line 4a, column respect to sale repurchase agreements. Regulations sections 1.861-3(a)(6) and (a), all $2,000 of this interest income. FC also has $200 of gross U.S. source 1.881-2(b)(2), the substitute dividends FC reports ($700) as a permanent substitute interest with respect to are sourced and characterized as U.S. difference on line 4a, column (c), to securities loans of municipal bonds in source dividends. Under FC's treaty eliminate all $100 of the tax-exempt transactions described in section 1058. interest income (including the All of the substitute interest received Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -13- |
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Remove such amount reported in column (e) of lines 9 of U.S. source ECI substitute interest amount in column (b) or (c), as and 10 should reconcile with an amount received from the municipal bond applicable. Include on Part II, line 3, that is: securities loans is not characterized as columns (c) and (e), dividends received The sum of the gross income • tax-exempt municipal bond interest, but from any corporation accounted for on amounts reported on Schedule P (Form is U.S. source “other income” consistent the equity method to the extent the 1120-F), Part II, lines 2 and 3 ("Total" with the characterization provisions dividends constitute effectively column), minus applicable only to substitute interest connected income. The sum of the deductions/loss payments described in Regulations • section 1.881-2(a)(2). Accordingly, no Lines 9 and 10. Net Income amounts reported on Schedule P (Form amount of the payment is reportable in (Loss) from U.S. and Certain 1120-F), Part II, lines 5 and 6 ("Total" column), plus column (c) as a permanent difference. Foreign Partnerships • The sum of the amounts reported on Line 4c. Interest Equivalents Note. The income (loss) reported in Schedule P (Form 1120-F), Part II, lines Other Than Substitute Interest column (e) must reconcile with the 7 and 8 ("Total" column). effectively connected income reportable Reported on Line 4b to the foreign corporation on all Exclusion of certain foreign Report on line 4c, interest income Schedules K-3 (Form 1065) and which partnership interests from line 10. equivalents other than substitute the foreign corporation is required to Foreign corporations other than banks interest reportable on line 4b or other report on Schedule P (Form 1120-F), that have foreign partnership interests interest equivalents reportable on other Part II. with no effectively connected income for lines in Part II. Interest equivalents Except as provided below for certain the year need not separately report reportable on line 4c generally consist of foreign partnership interests of those interests on this line. If, however, fees and commission income with corporations other than a bank, report the foreign corporation reports a respect to certain financial transactions amounts on Part II, line 9 or 10, as partnership interest on the equity that do not give rise to interest under described below. method in the income statement used section 163 (for example, financial for Part I, line 4, it may report such guarantee fees, and acceptance 1. Report in column (a), the sum of amounts in column (a) of this line. The confirmation and standby letter of credit the corporation's distributive shares of corporation should report effectively fees). Do not report periodic income all items of income, gain, deduction, and connected amounts in column (e) with respect to notional principal loss from all U.S. and foreign consistent with the reporting equity contracts on Part II, line 4c. partnership interests that are included in method amounts in column (a). For Schedule M-3, Part I, line 11. example, if the foreign corporation does Do not report on this line 4c, amounts 2. Report in column (b) or (c), as not report the partnership interest on reported in accordance with instructions applicable, the sum of all differences, if Part II, line 10, column (a), it should not for Part II, lines 4a, 4b, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, any, attributable to the U.S. and foreign report any amounts in column (e) for the 16a, 20, and 23. partnership interests. The corporation's partnership interest. It would instead Line 5. Gross Rental Income distributive share of book interest report the income and other items from Report on line 5, gross rental income expense from all its U.S. and foreign the partnership interest for column (e) that is treated as rental income for both partnership interests reported in column purposes based on the reporting for the taxpayer's financial reporting (a), must be reported as a positive each line included in the income purposes and for U.S. income tax amount in column (c) as a permanent statement. However, if a foreign purposes. Gross rents that are recorded difference. The amount of interest corporation allocates interest expense as a sale for financial purposes and as expense, from all U.S. and foreign under the separate currency pools rental income for federal tax purposes partnership interests, allowed as a method in Regulations section or vice versa, are reportable on Part II, deduction against effectively connected 1.882-5(e) or allocates excess interest line 17, instead of line 5. income is entered on Part III, lines 26b expense under Regulations section and 26c, from Schedule I (Form 1.882-5(d)(5), and interest expense Line 7. Fee and Commission 1120-F), lines 23 and 24g, respectively. included in the foreign corporation's Income 3. Report in column (d), the distributive share of a foreign Report on line 7, column (a), any amounts of gross non-effectively partnership is included in such amounts included on Part I, line 11, as connected income and expenses that allocation, see the instructions for Part gross fee and commission income. relate to the distributive share of income III, line 26a, for the required reporting. Such income generally includes income or loss from all U.S. and foreign Example 18. FC is a calendar year with respect to services performed (for partnership interests. These amounts taxpayer that is required to file example, fees for brokerage service will have been reported to you on Schedule M-3 for the current tax year. transactions and negotiation letters of columns (e), (f), and (g) of Schedule K-3 FC, which is not a foreign bank, is a credit). Do not include amounts (Form 1065), Part X, Section 1, line 21, partner in foreign partnership FP. FC reportable on Part II, line 4c. and Section 2, line 24. prepares income statements in 4. Report in column (e), except for accordance with home country GAAP. amounts described below in “Exclusion In its income statements, FC treats the -14- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
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Report in column (d), the total would otherwise be reported elsewhere $7,000 of long-term capital gains, amount of noneffectively connected in Part II or Part III. Thus, if a taxpayer $4,000 of charitable contributions, and income related to the distributive share files Form 8886, Reportable Transaction $200 of section 179 expense. It has of income or loss from the pass-through Disclosure Statement, for any been determined that all of these entity. reportable transaction described in amounts are effectively connected to FC's trade or business within the United 4. Report in column (e), the sum of Regulations section 1.6011-4, the States. Consequently, FC must enter all taxable amounts of income, gain, amounts attributable to that reportable the following amounts on Part II, line 10: loss, or deduction reportable on the transaction must be reported on Part II, $10,000 in column (a), a ($200) corporation's Schedules K-3 received line 12. In addition, all income and temporary difference in column (b) for from the pass-through entity (if expense amounts attributable to a the section 179 deduction that is applicable). reportable transaction must be reported on Part II, line 12, columns (a) and (e), effectively connected with FC's trade or Foreign corporations other than even if there is no difference between business, a permanent difference of banks that have interests in foreign the financial amounts and the taxable ($2,000) in column (c), and $7,800 in pass-through entities with no effectively amounts. column (e). The ($2,000) permanent connected income for the year need not difference reported in column (c) is separately report those interests on this Each difference attributable to a determined as the aggregate difference line. If, however, the foreign corporation reportable transaction must be between column (a) and column (e) reports a pass-through interest on the separately stated and adequately after temporary differences in column equity method in the income statement disclosed. A corporation will be (b). used for Part I, line 4, it may report such considered to have separately stated Example 19. Same facts as amounts in column (a) of this line. The and adequately disclosed a reportable Example 18 except that FC's charitable corporation should report effectively transaction on line 12 if the corporation contribution deduction is wholly connected amounts in column (e) sequentially numbers each Form 8886 attributable to its partnership interest in consistent with the reporting equity and lists by identifying number on the FP and is limited to $90 pursuant to method amounts in column (a). For supporting statement for Part II, line 12, section 170(b)(2) due to other example, if the foreign corporation does each sequentially numbered reportable investment losses incurred by FC. In its not report the pass-through interest in transaction and the amounts required income statements, FC treated this column (a), it should not report any for Part II, line 12, columns (a) through limitation as a temporary difference. FC amounts in column (e) for the (e). must not report the charitable pass-through interest. It would instead In lieu of the requirements of the contribution limitation of $3,910 report the income and other items from preceding paragraph, a corporation will ($4,000 - $90) on Part II, line 9. FC must the pass-through interest for column (e) be considered to have separately stated report the limitation on Part III, line 16, purposes based on the reporting for and adequately disclosed a reportable and report the disallowed charitable each line included in the income transaction if the corporation attaches a contributions of ($3,910) in columns (b) statement. However, if a foreign supporting statement that provides the and (e). corporation allocates interest expense following for each reportable under the separate currency pools transaction. Line 11. Income (Loss) From method in Regulations section Other Pass-Through Entities 1.882-5(e) or allocates excess interest 1. A description of the reportable For any interest in a pass-through entity expense under Regulations section transaction disclosed on Form 8886 for (other than an interest in a partnership 1.882-5(d)(5), and interest expense which amounts are reported on Part II, reportable on Part II, line 9 or 10, as included in the foreign corporation's line 12; applicable) owned by the corporation, pass-through amount is included in 2. The name and tax shelter report the following on line 11. such allocation, see the instructions for registration number, if applicable, as Part III, line 26a, for the required reported on lines 1a and 1c, 1. Report in column (a), the sum of reporting. respectively, of Form 8886; and the corporation's distributive share of income or loss from the pass-through For each pass-through entity 3. The type of reportable transaction entity that is included in Part I, line 11. reported on line 11, attach a supporting (that is, listed transaction, confidential 2. Report in column (b) or (c), as statement that provides that entity's transaction, transaction with contractual applicable, the sum of all differences, if name, EIN (if applicable), the protection, etc.) as reported on line 2 of any, attributable to the pass-through corporation's end of year profit-sharing Form 8886. entity. In column (c), the corporation's percentage (if applicable), the If a transaction is a listed transaction distributive share of interest expense corporation's end of year loss-sharing described in Regulations section from all of its pass-through entities percentage (if applicable), and the 1.6011-4(b)(2), the supporting reported in column (a), must be amounts reported by the corporation in statement must also include the reversed as a permanent difference. column (a), (b), (c), (d), or (e) of line 11, information requested on line 3 of Form Enter the amount of all such interest as applicable. 8886. In addition, if the reportable transaction involves an investment in Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -15- |
Page 16 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. the transaction through another entity Part II, line 12, the following amounts: purposes pursuant to section 1221(b) such as a partnership, the supporting ($7 million) in column (a), zero in (2), must also be reported here if it is statement must include the name and columns (b) and (c), and ($7 million) in considered a hedge under the EIN (if applicable) of that entity as column (e). The transaction will be corporation's method of accounting. reported on line 5 of Form 8886. adequately disclosed if K attaches a Transactions that are treated as Example 20. Corporation J is a supporting statement for line 12 that (a) hedging capital assets solely because calendar year taxpayer that is required sequentially numbers the Form 8886 the hedged asset gives rise to to file Schedule M-3 for the current tax and refers to the sequentially-numbered noneffectively connected income and is year. J incurred seven different Form 8886-X1 and (b) reports the not eligible for ordinary treatment under abandonment losses during its 2022 tax applicable amounts required for line 12, section 582(c), are also reported on year. One loss of $12 million results columns (a) through (e). Alternatively, line 13. See Example 22. from a reportable transaction described the transaction will be adequately in Regulations section 1.6011-4(b)(5), disclosed if the supporting statement for Report on Part II, line 16c, hedging another loss of $5 million results from a line 12 includes a description of the transactions entered into by a global reportable transaction described in transaction, the name and tax shelter dealing operation including those that Regulations section 1.6011-4(b)(4), and registration number, if any, and the type are “risk transfer agreements” defined in the remaining five abandonment losses of reportable transaction disclosed on Proposed Regulations section are not reportable transactions. J Form 8886. 1.475(g)-2. However, income with respect to a risk transfer agreement that discloses the reportable transactions Line 13. Hedging Transactions is held by the foreign corporation's giving rise to the $12 million and $5 non-global dealing operations is, unless Report on line 13, column (a), the net million losses on separate Forms 8886 reported elsewhere in Part II, reported gain or loss from hedging transactions and sequentially numbers them X1 and on line 13 to the extent it is reported on (including hedges of inventory) included X2, respectively. J must separately state Part I, line 11. If a foreign bank does not in the amount reported on Part I, line 11, and adequately disclose the $12 million so report a risk transfer agreement held other than: and $5 million losses on Part II, line 12. by a non-global dealing operation on The $12 million loss and the $5 million • Hedging transactions entered into by a global dealing operation (see line 16 Part I, line 11, any ECI from such risk loss will be adequately disclosed if J transfer agreement earned by the instructions); attaches a supporting statement for non-global dealing operation must be line 12 that lists each of the sequentially • Qualified integrated foreign currency hedging transactions under Regulations reported on Part II, line 23, column (d). numbered forms, Form 8886-X1 and section 1.988-5(a) (report these Form 8886-X2, and with respect to each Report on this line 13 hedging gains transactions on either Part II, line 4, or in reportable transaction reports the and losses with respect to non-dealer Part III, line 26a, column (a), as appropriate amounts required for Part II, transactions that are determined under applicable); line 12, columns (a) through (e). the mark-to-market method of Alternatively, J's disclosures will be • Hedging transactions of securities accounting on the income statement dealer property (other than a global adequate if the description provided for (other than those that are subject to dealing operation) that is each loss on the supporting statement mark-to-market treatment under a valid marked-to-market under section 475(a) includes the names and tax shelter election under sections 475(e) or (f)). (see instructions for line 14a); registration numbers, if any, disclosed Example 22. FC is a foreign bank on the applicable Form 8886, identifies • Hedging transactions entered into by a commodities dealer that makes a that enters into a U.S. dollar interest rate the type of reportable transaction for the notional principal contract to hedge a mark-to-market election under section loss, and reports the appropriate portfolio of securities held for 475(e) (see instructions for line 14c); amounts required for Part II, line 12, investment on its U.S. set(s) of books and columns (a) through (e). J must report that are reportable on Form 1120-F, the losses attributable to the other five • Hedging transactions entered into by a securities or commodities trader that Schedule L. The hedged portfolio abandonment losses on Part II, line 21e, consists of four securities of equal makes a mark-to-market election under regardless of whether a difference amounts, only two of which give rise to section 475(f) (see instructions for exists for any or all of those effectively connected income. For line 14d). abandonment losses. financial statement purposes, the Example 21. Corporation K is a Do not report the income from the notional principal contract is treated as a calendar year taxpayer that is required hedged item(s) on line 13. For hedging hedging transaction. For U.S. tax to file Schedule M-3 for the current tax transactions reportable on line 13, purposes, the two securities that give year. K enters into a transaction with report in column (e) the amount of rise to noneffectively connected income contractual protection that is a taxable income from hedging are capital assets that are not eligible for reportable transaction described in transactions as defined in section ordinary treatment on disposition under Regulations section 1.6011-4(b)(4). 1221(b)(2). Use columns (b) and (c) to section 582(c). Consequently, the This reportable transaction is the only report all differences caused by treating notional principal contract does not reportable transaction for K's 2022 tax hedging transactions differently for constitute a hedging transaction under year and results in a $7 million capital financial accounting purposes and for section 1221(b)(2). Regardless, the loss for both financial statement U.S. income tax purposes. For example, income gain or loss with respect to the purposes and U.S. income tax if a portion of a hedge is considered notional principal contract (including any purposes. It was determined that the ineffective under GAAP but still is a valid mark-to-market income from the hedge) entire amount is attributable to hedge under section 1221(b)(2), the is reportable as a hedging transaction effectively connected income. Although difference must be reported on line 13. on line 13 and is not reported on line 4b the transaction does not result in a The hedge of a capital asset, which is or 14b. difference, K is required to report on not a valid hedge for U.S. income tax -16- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 17 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Lines 14a Through 14d. Example 23. Foreign corporation are acquired and normally held for Mark-to-Market Income (Loss) FC, a broker-dealer that is not a foreign investment or otherwise not held by a bank, is a dealer in securities under global securities dealer. Foreign Except for global dealing operations section 475(a) and conducts its entire currency transactions entered into by a reportable on line 16 and for certain securities dealing operation within the global securities dealing operation are hedging transactions reported on United States. All of the income is reportable exclusively on line 16c. Do line 13, report on lines 14a through 14d, recorded on set(s) of books reported on not report on line 15 qualified integrated column (a), any amount that is subject Form 1120-F, Schedule L; is effectively foreign currency hedging transactions, to mark-to-market treatment under connected with FC's trade or business as defined in Regulations section section 475. Report on line 14a income within the United States; and constitutes 1.988-5(a) (see line 13 instructions). or (loss) from securities held by a dealer income of a securities dealer, as Example 24. FC is a foreign in securities, in its capacity as a dealer defined in Regulations section corporation that is not a dealer or trader under section 475(a). On line 14b, 1.864-2(c)(2)(iv) only, and not of a in securities or commodities. FC report the mark-to-market treatment of global dealing operation. The income of acquires foreign interest-bearing bonds securities held by a dealer other than in this securities dealing operation is issued by a corporation resident in its capacity as a dealer that is subject to reportable on Part II, line 14. If FC Country X. The bonds are denominated the characterization provisions of engaged in a global securities dealing in a currency other than FC's functional section 475(d)(3)(B). Report on line 14c operation, however, the income currency. FC holds the bonds in the mark-to-market income of a dealer generated from that activity would be connection with its trade or business in commodities having made a valid reportable on line 16, columns (d) and within the United States and the bonds election under section 475(e), and on (e), as sourced and allocated under give rise to effectively connected line 14d, report the mark-to-market Proposed Regulations section income, gain or (loss). FC accrues income of a trader in securities or 1.863-3(h) between non-ECI and ECI. If interest income on its set(s) of books in commodities having made a valid the global dealing operation is of a U.S. dollars and accounts for currency election under section 475(f). foreign bank and is not includible in gains (losses) with respect to each “Securities” for these purposes are column (a), the apportionment of the accrual period. When FC receives securities described in section 475(c)(2) global dealing operation's results would coupon interest payments, it records and commodities described in section be reportable in column (d) for the section 988 transaction foreign currency 475(e)(2). “Securities” do not include amount of income or loss that is gains (losses). These gains (losses) are any items specifically excluded from allocable to ECI. Income would be reportable on line 15. sections 475(c)(2) and 475(e)(2), such reportable as a positive number and as certain contracts to which section losses would be reportable as a If FC is a foreign bank and subject to 1256(a) applies (which may be negative number. If the global dealing section 475, generally, these gains reportable on line 13 as hedges). set(s) of books are reportable in column (losses) are still reportable on line 15 Report hedging gains and losses (a), either because like FC, it is a broker and not on line 14 if the bank acquires from transactions held in investment dealer and not a foreign bank, or it is a and properly identifies the securities as capacity or trader capacity not subject foreign bank whose global dealing held for investment or if the securities to a securities or commodities trading operation is reportable on Form 1120-F, are held for proprietary trading that is election, but which are determined Schedule L, the apportionment of the not subject to a section 475 trader under the mark-to-market method of global dealing operation's results would election under section 475(f). accounting, on Part II, line 13 (hedging be reportable in column (d) for the Lines 16a and 16b. Interest transactions), and not on line 14. portion that needs to be allocated to Income and Dividends From noneffectively connected income. In Traders in securities and commodi- such instance, the amount of income Global Securities Dealing ties. For a trader in securities or allocable to non-ECI would be Report on lines 16a and 16b interest commodities that made a valid election reportable as a negative amount and and dividends (including substitute under section 475(f) to use the the amount of loss would be reportable interest defined in Regulations section mark-to-market method to account for as a positive number in column (d). For 1.861-2(a)(7) and substitute dividends securities or commodities held in all filers, columns (a), (b), (c), and (d) defined in Regulations section connection with a trading business that are combined to determine the ECI 1.861-3(a)(6)) earned with respect to files Form 4797, any Schedule M-3 amount reportable in column (e). transactions entered into in a global entries required as a result of marking to securities dealing operation, as defined market these securities or commodities Line 15. Gains (Losses) From in Proposed Regulations section are reported as follows: (a) Certain Section 988 1.482-8. mark-to-market gains and losses from Transactions Form 4797, line 10, are included on Part Line 16c. Gains (Losses) and II, line 14d, of Schedule M-3 (Form Report on line 15 gains or (losses) from Other Fixed and Determinable, 1120-F); (b) any other Schedule M-3 certain section 988 transactions. These entries required based on other results are only those section 988 transactions Annual, or Periodic Income (non-mark-to-market gains and losses) that are not reportable with respect to From Global Securities Dealing included in the total reported on Form hedging transactions, mark-to-market Report on line 16c gains and losses and 4797, line 17, should be reported on gains (losses), or global securities other fixed and determinable, annual, or Part II, line 21d, of Schedule M-3 (Form dealing operations on Part II, lines 13, other periodic income or expense 1120-F), unless the instructions for 14, and 16. Section 988 gains (losses) (FDAP) with respect to notional principal Schedule M-3 require the amounts to be reportable on line 15 will generally be contracts from global securities dealing reported on another line. those recognized with respect to foreign operations (as defined in Proposed currency denominated instruments that Regulations section 1.482-8) that would Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -17- |
Page 18 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. be subject to source and allocation foreign currency X dealing operation is circumstances, be characterized as the under Proposed Regulations section entirely allocable to noneffectively opposite for tax purposes. If the 1.863-3(h). Foreign currency gains and connected income and is not reportable transaction is treated as a lease, the losses with respect to securities on Form 1120-F, Schedule L. Because seller/lessor reports the periodic transactions entered into by a global FC is not a foreign bank described in payments as gross rental income and dealing operation are also included in Regulations section 1.882-5(c)(4), FC's also reports depreciation expense or global dealing gains and (losses) on income, gains and (losses) with respect deduction. If the transaction is treated line 16c. The foreign corporation may be to its securities dealing in foreign as a sale, the seller/lessor reports gross a global securities dealer with respect to currency X is reportable on Part I, profit (sale price less cost of goods sold) some but not all of its securities dealing line 11. The income, gains and (losses) from the sale of assets and reports the activities. Gains and losses from with respect to FC's notional principal periodic payments as payments of securities dealing activities that would contracts that allocate in part to principal and interest income. not be subject to source and allocation effectively connected income are On Part II, line 17, column (a), report under Proposed Regulations section reportable on line 16c. The periodic the gross profit or gross rental income 1.863-3(h) are reportable as income with respect to the notional for financial statement purposes for all mark-to-market income on line 14, and principal contracts is also reportable on sale or lease transactions that must be the interest, dividend, and other FDAP line 16c. The foreign currency option given the opposite characterization for income earned in such non-global contracts in foreign currency X are tax purposes. On Part II, line 17, column dealer activities is reportable on Part II, reportable on line 14a, column (a), as (e), report the gross profit or gross rental lines 3 and 4. Reporting on line 16 is mark-to-market gains (losses) of a income for federal income tax purposes. determined by whether the income, securities dealer and not on line 16. The Interest income amounts for such gains and (losses) would be subject to amount reported on line 14a, column transactions must be reported on Part II, allocation under Proposed Regulations (a), is reversed on line 14a, column (d), line 4a (interest income excluding section 1.863-3(h) and not by whether as an apportionment allocable to interest equivalents), in columns (a) and all or none of the amount would be noneffectively connected income. (e), as applicable. Depreciation allocable to ECI. If income of a global Example 26. The facts are the same expense for such transactions must be dealing operation would be entirely as in Example 25 except that FC is a reported on Part III, line 23 allocable to ECI or non-ECI under foreign bank. Because the securities (depreciation), in columns (a) and (e), Proposed Regulations section options denominated in foreign currency as applicable. Use columns (b), (c), and 1.863-3(h), the amount is reportable on X is not included in a set(s) of books (d) of Part II, lines 4a and 17, and Part line 16 and not on line 14. reported on Form 1120-F, Schedule L, III, line 23, as applicable, to report the If the income or losses from global the amounts are not reported on Part I, differences between columns (a) and dealing operations of foreign banks line 11, or Part II, line 14a. If the notional (e). reportable on any of lines 16a through principal contract book was not Example 27. Corporation M sells 16c are allocable in whole or in part to reportable on a set of books reportable and leases property to customers. M is effectively connected income but not in column (a), such operation would not a calendar year taxpayer that was reportable in column (a), apportion the be included on line 16c, column (a). As required to file Schedule M-3 for its ECI amounts of the global dealing a result, the amount allocable to 2021 tax year and is required to file operation in columns (d) and (e). If the effectively connected income from this Schedule M-3 for its 2022 tax year. For foreign bank does include a global operation is reported in column (d) and financial accounting purposes, M dealing operation in column (a), then in column (e). If the set of books accounts for each transaction as a sale. report the apportionment of such reported on Form 1120-F, Schedule L, For U.S. income tax purposes, each of operation to non-ECI in column (d) and had included the notional principal M's transactions must be treated as a the residual ECI amount in column (e). contract operation, FC would have lease. In its income statements, M treats Attach a statement providing a brief reported such amount in column (a), the difference in the financial accounting description of each global dealing and the apportionment in column (d) and the U.S. income tax treatment of operation (for example, interest rate would have included a negative number these transactions as temporary. During notional principal contracts, equity for the amount of income and gains 2022, M reports on its income notional principal contracts, foreign allocable to noneffectively connected statements $1,000 of sales and $700 of currency options (list each foreign income. Losses allocable to non-ECI cost of goods sold with respect to 2022 currency separately for each foreign would be reported as a positive number. lease transactions. M receives periodic currency that constitutes a separate In column (e), FC combines columns payments of $500 in 2022 with respect global dealing operation)). (a), (b), (c), and (d) to report the amount to these 2022 transactions and similar Example 25. FC, a securities allocable to effectively connected transactions from prior years and treats broker-dealer, is engaged in trade or income. $400 as principal and $100 as interest business within the United States. FC is Line 17. Sale Versus Lease (for income. For financial income purposes, engaged in a global securities dealing Sellers and/or Lessors) M reports gross profit of $300 ($1,000 - operation in notional principal contracts $700) and interest income of $100 from that allocates a portion of the income, Note. See the instructions for Part III, these transactions. For U.S. income tax gains and (losses) to effectively line 25, later, for purchasers and/or purposes, M reports $500 of gross connected income. FC is also engaged lessees. rental income (the periodic payments) in a securities dealing operation that is and (based on other facts) $200 of not a global dealing operation with Asset transfer transactions with depreciation deduction on the property. respect to currency option contracts in periodic payments characterized for It was determined that the entire amount foreign currency X, that is recorded on financial accounting purposes as either of these items is effectively connected set(s) of books in FC's home office. The a sale or a lease may, under some income/expense. On its 2022 -18- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 19 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Schedule M-3, M must report on Part II, so reportable if the section 481(a) In 2022, assuming no other line 4a (interest income), $100 in adjustment was with respect to commission income is earned or column (a), ($100) in column (b), and transactions recorded on set(s) of accrued for either financial or U.S. tax zero in column (e). In addition, M must books reportable on Form 1120-F, purposes, FC would include $750 on report on Part II, line 17, $300 of gross Schedule L. Part II, line 19, column (a), the amount profit in column (a), $200 in column (b), recognized currently for financial and $500 of gross rental income in Line 19. Unearned/Deferred purposes. FC would then reverse the column (e). Lastly, M must enter $200 in Revenue $750 in column (b) as a temporary each of columns (b) and (e) on Part III, Report on line 19, column (a), amounts difference since this amount was line 23. of revenues included in Part I, line 11, previously recognized for U.S. tax which were deferred from a prior purposes. Line 18. Section 481(a) financial accounting year. Report on Adjustments line 19, column (e), revenues Line 20. Original Issue With the exception of a section 481(a) recognizable for federal income tax Discount, Imputed Interest, and adjustment that is required to be purposes that are recognized for Phantom Income reported on Part II, line 12, for financial accounting purposes in a Report on line 20 any amounts of reportable transactions, any difference different year. Also, report on line 19, original issue discount (OID), other between an income or expense item column (e), any amount of revenues imputed interest, phantom income, or attributable to an authorized (or reported on line 19, column (a), that are OID includible on line 16a. The term unauthorized) change in method of recognizable for U.S. income tax “original issue discount and other accounting made for U.S. income tax purposes in the current tax year. Use imputed interest” includes, but is not purposes that results in a section 481(a) columns (b), (c), and (d) of line 19, as limited to: adjustment must be reported on Part II, applicable, to report the differences 1. The excess of a debt instrument's line 18, regardless of whether a between column (a) and column (e). If stated redemption price at maturity over separate line for that income or expense the amounts are not includible on set(s) its issue price, as determined under item exists in Part II or Part III. of books reportable on Form 1120-F, section 1273; Example 28. Corporation N is a Schedule L, but are reportable in Part I, calendar year taxpayer that was line 11, for a foreign corporation other 2. Amounts that are imputed interest required to file Schedule M-3 for its than a bank, then report the entire on a deferred sales contract under 2020 tax year and is required to file difference as temporary in column (b). section 483; Schedule M-3 for its 2022 tax year. N Any amount allocable to noneffectively 3. Amounts treated as interest or was depreciating certain fixed assets connected income should, to that OID under the stripped bond rules under over an erroneous recovery period and, extent, be included in column (d) to section 1286; effective for its 2022 tax year, N reverse some or all of the amount 4. Amounts treated as OID under receives IRS consent to change its included in column (b). the below-market interest rate rules method of accounting for the Line 19 must not be used to report under section 7872; and depreciable fixed assets and begins income recognized from long-term 5. Amounts recognized as phantom using the proper recovery period. The contracts. Instead, use line 24 (other income with respect to a noneconomic change in method of accounting results income (loss) items with differences). residual interest in a Real Estate in a positive section 481(a) adjustment Mortgage Investment Conduit (REMIC), of $100,000 that is required to be Example 29. FC, a foreign spread over 4 tax years, beginning with corporation other than a bank, has including inducement fees recognized the 2022 tax year. It has been prepaid commission income of $1,000 with respect to such interests. determined that the entire amount is recognizable for U.S. income tax Note. Phantom income is a term used attributable to effectively connected purposes in the current tax year that is to describe taxable income that may be income. In its income statements, N recognized for financial accounting derived from the holding of ownership treats the section 481(a) adjustment as purposes in a different year. FC treats interests in an asset securitization a temporary difference. N must report this difference as a temporary difference vehicle. The income is "phantom" on Part II, line 18, $25,000 in columns on its income statements. Of this because it is not economic income (that (b) and (e) for its 2022 tax year and amount, $600 is allocable to effectively is, there is no cash or other property each of the subsequent 3 tax years connected income. The amount actually received or available for (unless N is otherwise required to recognized for income statement distribution to the equity holder). Income recognize the remainder of the section purposes in 2022 is $250. FC reports with respect to a residual interest in 481(a) adjustment earlier). N must not this amount on Part II, line 19, column REMICs is referred to as excess report the section 481(a) adjustment on (a). In column (b), FC reports $750 as a inclusion income and is subject to Part III, line 23. temporary book-to-tax difference to special rules in the Code and adjust to the amount recognized by the regulations. In a non-REMIC vehicle, it If the section 481(a) adjustment was foreign corporation in 2022 under U.S. may take the form of OID derived from not effectively connected to N's trade or tax principles. In column (d), FC deep-discount debt held as collateral in business within the United States and is reverses $400 as income allocable to the asset securitization entity. not includible in column (a), the amount noneffectively connected income. would be reportable for each year in Finally, in column (e), FC reports $600, Foreign corporations that accrue column (b) as a temporary difference the amount includible on FC's Form phantom income with respect to (for U.S. tax principles) and then 1120-F as effectively connected income residual interests in REMICs that are not reversed as an apportionment to in 2022. recognized under the foreign non-ECI in column (d). If N were a corporation's accounting regime must foreign bank, the amount would only be show all book-to-tax gross phantom Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -19- |
Page 20 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. income differences as permanent Line 21a. Income Statement Line 21d. Net Gain/Loss differences in column (c), whether or not Gain/Loss on Sale, Exchange, Reported on Form 4797, it is effectively connected with a trade or business and whether or not the REMIC Abandonment, Worthlessness, Line 17, Excluding Amounts interests are recorded on set(s) of or Other Disposition of Assets From Pass-Through Entities, books that are reportable on Form Other Than Inventory and Abandonment Losses, and 1120-F, Schedule L. Amounts that are Pass-Through Entities Worthless Stock Losses not effectively connected with the Report on line 21a, column (a), all gains Report on line 21d the net gain or loss foreign corporation's trade or business and losses on the disposition of assets reported on line 17 of Form 4797, Sales must be reversed and shown as a except for (a) gains and losses on the of Business Property, excluding negative number in column (d). disposition of inventory, and (b) gains amounts from (a) pass-through entities Example 30. FC is a foreign bank and losses allocated to the corporation included on line 9, 10, or 11, as that acquires and holds noneconomic from pass-through entities (for example, applicable; (b) abandonment losses, residual interests in a REMIC on set(s) on Schedule K-3) that are included on which must be reported on Part II, of books that are reportable on Form line 9, 10, or 11. Reverse the amount line 21e; and (c) worthless stock losses, 1120-F, Schedule L. Under the foreign reported in column (a) in column (b) or which must be reported on Part II, corporation's accounting system, the (c), as applicable. The corresponding line 21f. amounts are not recognized for financial gains and losses for U.S. income tax income reporting purposes and are purposes are reported on Part II, lines Note. Traders in securities or treated as permanent differences. FC 21b through 21g, columns (b), (c), and commodities that have made a valid reports no amounts on Part II, line 20, (e), as applicable. Reverse any election under section 475(f) to use the column (a), for each year that phantom additional amounts recognizable under mark-to-market method to account for income/deduction is recorded under U.S. tax principles that are allocable to securities or commodities, see the U.S. tax principles. In column (c), FC noneffectively connected income on instructions for Part II, lines 14a through records phantom income as a Part II, lines 21b through 21g, column 14d, earlier. permanent difference because such (d). Line 21f. Worthless Stock amounts are not recognizable under the foreign corporation's accounting regime. Line 21b. Gross Capital Gains Losses The amounts are effectively connected From Schedule D, Excluding Report on line 21f any worthless stock with FC's trade or business and Amounts From Pass-Through loss, regardless of whether the loss is therefore, are also reported in column Entities characterized as an ordinary loss or a (e). capital loss. See Regulations section Report on line 21b gross capital gains 1.864-4(c)(2)(iii)(a) for limitations on Example 31. The facts are the reported on Schedule D (Form 1120), effectively connected treatment under same as in Example 30, except that the Capital Gains and Losses, excluding the asset use test and Regulations phantom income is treated as capital gains from pass-through entities section 1.864-4(c)(5)(ii)(a) for limited noneffectively connected income by FC that are included on line 9, 10, or 11, as effectively connected eligibility of stock and subject to tax under section 881(a). applicable. to foreign corporations engaged in a FC must report the phantom income as a permanent difference on Part II, Line 21c. Gross Capital Losses banking, financing, or similar business. line 20, column (c), and then reverse the From Schedule D, Excluding Attach a statement that separately states and adequately discloses each amount in column (d) as noneffectively Amounts From Pass-Through transaction that gives rise to a worthless connected income. No amount is Entities, Abandonment Losses, reported in column (e). The full amount stock loss that is treated as allocable to of phantom income recognized in and Worthless Stock Losses effectively connected income and the column (c) is reportable on Form Report on line 21c gross capital losses amount of each loss. Do not include on 1120-F, Section I, line 10, as other fixed reported on Schedule D (Form 1120), the statement any worthless stock loss or determinable, annual, or other excluding capital losses from (a) that is wholly allocable to noneffectively periodic income and subject to tax at pass-through entities that are included connected income. Do not include 30%. on line 9, 10, or 11, as applicable; (b) worthless stock losses that are incurred Example 32. The facts are the abandonment losses, which must be as part of a securities dealing or global same as in Example 30, except FC reported on Part II, line 21e; and (c) securities dealing operation. Report recognizes $100 of residual excess worthless stock losses, which must be these securities losses as inclusion income on its set(s) of books reported on Part II, line 21f. Do not mark-to-market loss on line 14a, 14c, or and records reportable on Form 1120-F, report on line 21c capital losses carried 16c. Schedule L, for cash received, and an over from a prior tax year and utilized in Line 21g. Other Gain/Loss on additional $1,000 of phantom income the current tax year. See the instructions not recognized for financial accounting for Part II, line 22, regarding the Disposition of Assets Other purposes. FC treats $100 as effectively reporting requirements for capital loss Than Inventory connected income. FC reports on Part carryovers utilized in the current tax Report on line 21g any gains or losses II, line 20, $100 in column (a), $1,000 in year. from the sale or exchange of property column (c), ($1,000) in column (d), and other than inventory and that are not $100 in column (e). The $1,000 reported on lines 21b through 21f. reversed in column (d) is reportable on Form 1120-F, Section I, line 10, as in Example 31. -20- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 21 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Line 22. Capital Loss Limitation FC also enters into a number of forward reported in the total amount shown in and Carryforward Used contracts for customers through its U.S. column (d). trade or business. These contracts are Report as a positive amount on line 22, not entered into in connection with a Line 24. Other Income (Loss) column (b) or (c), as applicable, and global securities dealing operation. The Items With Differences column (e) the excess of the net capital transactions are initially recorded on Separately state and adequately losses over the net capital gains FC's set(s) of books that are reported on disclose on Part II, line 24, all items of reported on Schedule D (Form 1120) by Form 1120-F, Schedule L. In a later income (loss) with differences that are the corporation. year, FC transfers several of the loans, not otherwise listed on Part II, lines 1 If the corporation utilizes a capital the forward contracts, and the municipal through 23. Attach a statement that loss carryforward on Schedule D (Form bonds to its home office in Country X to describes and itemizes the type of 1120) in the current tax year, report the be held other than in connection with a income (loss) and the amount of each carryforward utilized as a negative global securities dealing operation. item and provides a description that amount on Part II, line 22, columns (b) These assets are recorded in FC's states the income (loss) name for book or (c), as applicable, and column (e). home office on set(s) of books that do purposes for the amount recorded in not give rise to U.S. booked liabilities column (a) and describes the Line 23. Gross Effectively under Regulations section 1.882-5(d)(2) adjustment being recorded in column Connected Income of Foreign (iii). As a result, the transferred assets (b), (c), or (d). The entire description Banks From Books That Do Not are no longer reportable on Form completes the tax description for the Give Rise to U.S. Booked 1120-F, Schedule L. amount included in column (e) for each Liabilities Report on Part II, line 23, column (c), item separately stated on this line. as a negative number, the amount of the The attached statement should have Line 23 applies only to foreign banks (as effectively connected municipal bond six columns. The first column has the described in Regulations section interest. The municipal bond interest is description for the next five columns. 1.882-5(c)(4)). Foreign banks report in a permanent difference that must be The second column is column (a), columns (d) and (e) the gross effectively reversed in column (d) since it is no income (loss) per income statement. connected income or loss (other than longer taken into account in column (a) The third column is column (b), income or loss from a global dealing on FC's set(s) of books reportable on temporary differences. The fourth operation) that is excluded from the Schedule L. column is column (c), permanent set(s) of books reportable on Form 1120-F, Schedule L, and excluded from Report on Part II, line 23, column (d), differences. The fifth column is column the net income shown on Part I, line 11. the gross income, gains and (losses) (d), other permanent differences for Gross effectively connected income or from the transferred loans and municipal allocations to non-ECI and ECI. The loss of this type is that which is bond securities and forward contracts sixth column is column (e), income ordinarily recorded on books of that is effectively connected with the (loss) per tax return. For each item listed non-U.S. branches or locations that do foreign bank's trade or business within on the attached statement for line 24, not ordinarily engage in effectively the United States. Report the income columns (a) through (d) when combined connected income producing activities, and gains as positive numbers and must equal column (e). The amounts in such as income from securities losses as negative amounts. columns (a) through (e) for all items recorded in a home office that are Report on Part II, line 23, column (e), must be totaled on the attached attributable to a U.S. office under the combined column (b), (c), and (d) statement and the total amounts must Regulations section 1.864-4(c)(5)(iii). amounts to determine the aggregate be included on Part II, line 24. Gross effectively connected income or amount of effectively connected gross If any “comprehensive income” as loss reportable on line 23 is also income income, gains and (losses) from the defined by Statement of Financial of a type that is recognized under transferred loan securities and forward Accounting Standards (SFAS) No. 130 sections 864(c)(6) and 864(c)(7) with contracts. The tax-exempt municipal is reported on this line, describe the respect to property that ceases to be bond interest is netted to zero in column item(s) in detail. Foreign corporations held in connection with a trade or (e). may report on line 24 net income (loss) from their distributive share of foreign business within the United States (for Treaty-based reporting. If a partnership interests that do not have example, transferred securities of a corporation excludes any amounts from any U.S. source or effectively non-banking, financing or similar column (a) on the grounds that it is connected income, that the foreign business or of a former banking, reporting the books of a U.S. permanent corporation does not report on line 10. financing or similar business) or that is establishment (see Adaptation of Form The aggregate income from such recognized under the Code at a time 1120-F, Schedule L for treaty-based partnerships should be reported on subsequent to cessation of the trade or reporting, earlier, in these instructions line 24, column (d), as a negative business within the United States. for such reporting) and further excludes number. Amounts from a global dealing from the same line any amounts from operation that are apportionable in column (e) that would otherwise be Line 26. Total Expense/ whole or in part to effectively connected reportable under Code principles, the Deduction Items income are reported on line 16 and not corporation should report the Report on Part II, line 26, columns (a) on this line 23. Code-based amount in column (c) and through (e), as applicable, the inverse of Example 33. FC, a foreign bank, reverse the amount in column (d), with a the amounts reported on Part III, line 33, negotiates and solicits a portfolio of footnote reference explaining that columns (a) through (e). For example, if loans and municipal bonds that are column (d) reports a treaty-based Part III, line 33, column (a), reflects an attributable to its U.S. office under exclusion, or attach a statement which amount of $1 million, then report on Part Regulations section 1.864-4(c)(5)(iii). identifies the portion of such exclusion II, line 26, column (a), ($1 million). Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -21- |
Page 22 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Similarly, if Part III, line 33, column (b), included in determining adjusted example, on Part III, line 8, for stock reflects an amount of ($50,000), then financial net income on Part I, line 11. If options expense). Examples of amounts report on Part II, line 26, column (b), the corporation is deducting any foreign reportable on line 9 include payments $50,000. withholding tax, use column (b), (c), or attributable to employee stock purchase (d), as applicable, to report any plans (ESPPs), phantom stock options, Line 27. Other Items With No difference between foreign withholding phantom stock units, stock warrants, Differences tax included in financial accounting net stock appreciation rights, qualified If there is no difference between the income and the amount of any foreign equity grants, and restricted stock, financial accounting amount and the withholding tax deduction reported in regardless of whether such payments taxable amount of an entire item of column (e). If the corporation is crediting are made to employees or income, gain, loss, expense, or foreign withholding taxes against its non-employees, or as payment for deduction and the item is not described U.S. income tax liability, no amount is property or compensation for services. or included in Part II, lines 1 through 24, reported in column (e). or Part III, lines 1 through 32, report the Line 10. Meals and entire amount of the item in columns (a) Line 6. Corporate Officer's Entertainment and (e) of line 27. If a portion of an item Compensation With Section Report on line 10, column (a), any of income, loss, expense, or deduction 162(m) Limitation amounts paid or accrued by the has a difference and a portion of the Report on line 6, column (a), the total corporation during the tax year for item does not have a difference, do not amount of non-performance-based meals, beverages, and entertainment report any portion of the item on line 27. current compensation expense that are accounted for in financial Instead, report the entire amount of the (“applicable employee remuneration”) accounting income, regardless of the item (that is, both the portion with a for corporate officers that are “covered classification, nomenclature, or difference and the portion without a employees” under section 162(m)(3). terminology used for such amounts, and difference) on the applicable line of Part Report in column (b) or (c), as regardless of how or where such II, lines 1 through 24, or Part III, lines 1 applicable, the nondeductible amount of amounts are classified in the through 32. See Example 12. current compensation in excess of $1 corporation's financial income statement million ($500,000 if the corporation or the income and expense accounts Part III. Reconciliation of receives or has received financial maintained in the corporation's books Net Income (Loss) per assistance under the Treasury Troubled and records. Report only amounts not Asset Relief Program (TARP)). Report otherwise reportable elsewhere on Income Statement of the noneffectively connected portion of Schedule M-3, Parts II and III (for Non-Consolidated Foreign the deductible compensation in column example, Part II, line 2). Corporations With Taxable (d), and the deductible portion of the Line 11. Fines and Penalties compensation allocable to effectively Income per Return — Report on line 11 any fines or similar connected income in column (e). Do not Expense/Deduction Items report the “applicable employee penalties paid to a government or other For column (a), report the expenses remuneration” for “covered employees” authority for the violation of any law for included on the applicable income defined under section 162(m) on line 8, which fines or penalties are assessed. statement as adjusted and reported in 9, or 15. All fines and penalties expensed in Part I, line 11. financial accounting income (paid or Line 7. Salaries and Other Base accrued) must be included on this Lines 1 Through 4. Income Tax Compensation line 11, column (a), regardless of the Expense Report salary and bonus compensation government or other authority that If the corporation does not distinguish of the type reported on Form 1120-F, imposed the fines or penalties, between current and deferred income Section II, line 13, other than stock regardless of whether the fines and tax expense in its applicable financial option expense and other equity-based penalties are civil or criminal, regardless statement described in Part I, report compensation reported on lines 8 and 9. of the classification, nomenclature, or income tax expense as current income terminology used for the fines or tax expense using lines 1 and 3, as Line 8. Stock Option Expense penalties by the imposing authority in its applicable. U.S. current and deferred Report on line 8, column (a), amounts actions or documents, and regardless of income taxes and non-U.S. deferred expensed on Part I, line 11, net income how or where the fines or penalties are income taxes are not deductible and per the income statement, that are classified in the corporation's financial column (e) is inapplicable for lines 1, 2, attributable to all stock options. Report income statement or the income and and 4. Column (e) of line 3 is used to on line 8, column (e), deduction expense accounts maintained in the report only foreign income tax the amounts attributable to all stock options. corporation's books and records. In corporation is deducting, other than the addition, report on line 11, column (a), withholding taxes reported on line 5 Line 9. Other Equity-Based the reversal of any overaccrual of any below. If the corporation is crediting Compensation amount described in this paragraph. foreign income tax against the U.S. Report on line 9 any amounts for See section 162(f) for additional income tax liability, no amount is equity-based compensation or guidance. reported on line 3, column (e). consideration that are reflected as Report on line 11, column (e), any expense in the financial statements such amounts as are described in the Line 5. Non-U.S. Withholding (column (a)) or deducted in the U.S. preceding paragraph that are includible Taxes income tax return (column (e)) other in effectively connected taxable income, Report on line 5, column (a), the amount than amounts reportable elsewhere on regardless of the financial accounting of non-U.S. (foreign) withholding taxes Schedule M-3, Parts II and III (for period in which such amounts were or -22- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 23 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. are included in financial accounting net Line 15. Deferred Report on line 17, column (c), any income. Complete columns (b), (c), and Compensation disallowed amounts, subject to the (d), as appropriate. applicable percentage, of any FDIC Report on line 15, column (a), any premiums paid or included by the large Do not report on this line 11, amounts compensation expense included in the financial institution. For this purpose, the required to be reported in accordance net income (loss) amount reported in large financial institution includes with instructions for Part III, line 12. Part I, line 11, that is not deductible for members of its expanded affiliated U.S. income tax purposes in the current group, as defined in section 162(r)(6) Do not report on this line 11, amounts tax year and that was not reported (B). This disallowance does not apply if recovered from insurers or any other elsewhere on Schedule M-3, column the institution’s (including members of indemnitors for any fines and penalties (a). Report on line 15, columns (d) and its expanded affiliated group’s) total described above. (e), the noneffectively connected and consolidated assets (determined as of Line 12. Judgments, Damages, effectively connected portions of any the close of the tax year) do not exceed compensation deductible in the current $10 billion. Awards, and Similar Costs tax year that was not included in the net Report on line 12, column (a), the income (loss) amount reported in Part I, The applicable percentage is the amount of any estimated or actual line 11, for the current tax year and that excess of the corporation’s total judgments, damages, awards, is not reportable elsewhere on consolidated assets over $10 billion, settlements, and similar costs, however Schedule M-3. For example, report divided by $40 billion. For taxpayers named or classified, included in originations and reversals of deferred with total consolidated assets of $50 financial accounting income, regardless compensation subject to section 409A billion or more, the applicable of whether the amount deducted was on line 15. percentage is 100%. See section 162(r). attributable to an estimate of future anticipated payments or actual Line 16. Charitable Example 34. Corporation X has payments. Also report on line 12, Contributions total consolidated assets of $20 billion. Under section 162(r), no deduction is column (a), the reversal of any Report on line 16 any charitable allowed for 25% ((20,000,000,000 – overaccrual of any amount described in contribution of tangible or intangible 10,000,000,000) / 40,000,000,000) of this paragraph. property to a U.S. or foreign charity. For FDIC premiums. example, include contributions of: Report on line 12, column (e), any Cash; Line 18. Current Year • • such amounts as are described in the Buildings; Acquisition or Reorganization • preceding paragraph that are includible Intellectual property, patents Investment Banking Fees, in taxable income, regardless of the (including any amounts of additional financial accounting period in which contributions allowable by virtue of Legal and Accounting Fees such amounts were or are included in income earned by donees subsequent Report on line 18 any investment financial accounting net income. to the year of donation), copyrights, banking fees and any legal and Complete columns (b), (c), and (d), as trademarks; accounting fees paid or incurred in appropriate. Securities (including stocks and their connection with a taxable or tax-free • Do not report on this line 12 amounts derivatives, stock options, and bonds); acquisition of property (for example, required to be reported in accordance • Conservation easements (including stock or assets) or a tax-free with instructions for Part III, line 11. scenic easements or air rights); reorganization. Report on this line any • Railroad rights of way; investment banking fees incurred at any Do not report on this line 12 amounts • Mineral rights; and stage of the acquisition or recovered from insurers or any other • Other tangible or intangible property. reorganization process including, for indemnitors for any judgments, example, fees paid or incurred to damages, awards, or similar costs Include any temporary differences for evaluate whether to investigate an described above. the charitable contribution carryforward acquisition, fees to conduct an actual limitation in column (b). Report any net investigation, and fees to consummate Line 13. Pension and limitation carryforward for the current the acquisition. Also, include on line 18 Profit-Sharing year as a net negative number. Report investment banking fees incurred in Report on line 13 the expenses and any utilization of a prior year limitation connection with the liquidation of a deductions attributable to the carryforward net of the current year subsidiary, a spin-off of a subsidiary, or corporation's pension plans, limitation as a positive number in an initial public stock offering. profit-sharing plans, and any other column (b). Report any amounts from retirement plans. Complete columns (b), column (b) that are allocable to Line 19. Current Year (c), and (d), as applicable. noneffectively connected income in Acquisition/Reorganization column (d) and the effectively Other Costs Line 14. Other Post-Retirement connected portion of the utilization of Report on line 19 any other fees paid or Benefits charitable contribution carryforward in incurred in connection with a taxable or Report on line 14 the expenses and column (e). tax-free acquisition of property (for deductions attributable to other Line 17. Section 162(r) — FDIC example, stock or assets) or a tax-free post-retirement benefits not otherwise reorganization not otherwise reportable Premiums Paid by Certain includible on Part III, line 13 (for on Schedule M-3 (for example, Part III, example, retiree health and life Large Financial Institutions line 18). Report on this line any fees insurance coverage, dental coverage, Report on line 17, column (a), the total paid or incurred at any stage of the etc.). Complete columns (b), (c), and amount paid or accrued as FDIC acquisition or reorganization process (d), as appropriate. premiums included on Part I, line 11. including, for example, fees paid or Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -23- |
Page 24 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. incurred to evaluate whether to Line 25. Purchase versus Lease is reported on Part III, lines 26b through investigate an acquisition, fees to (for Purchasers and/or 26e, column (e). Do not report on this conduct an actual investigation, and line 26a, column (a), amounts fees to consummate the acquisition. Lessees) reportable on: Also, include on line 19 other Note. See the instructions for Part II, acquisition/reorganization costs line 17, earlier, for sellers and/or 1. Part II, lines 9, 10, and 11 incurred in connection with the lessors. (income (loss) from U.S. partnerships, foreign partnerships, and other liquidation of a subsidiary, a spin-off of a pass-through entities); subsidiary, or an initial public stock Asset transfer transactions with offering. periodic payments characterized for Note. Interest expense from financial accounting purposes as either partnerships and pass-through entities Line 20. Amortization/ a purchase or a lease may, under some is adjusted as a permanent difference in Impairment of Goodwill circumstances, be characterized as the column (c) of Part II, lines 9, 10, and 11. Report on line 20 amortization of opposite for tax purposes. The deductible portion of such interest expense reported on Part II, lines 9, 10, goodwill or amounts attributable to the If a transaction is treated as a lease, and 11 is included in the interest impairment of goodwill. the purchaser/lessee reports the expense allocation under Regulations Line 21. Amortization of periodic payments as gross rental section 1.882-5 as reported on Acquisition, Reorganization, expense. If the transaction is treated as Schedule I and is also included on a purchase, the purchaser/lessee Schedule M-3, Part III, lines 26b and and Start-Up Costs reports the periodic payments as 26c. Report on line 21 amortization of payments of principal and interest and 2. Part II, line 12 (items relating to acquisition, reorganization, and start-up also reports depreciation expense or reportable transactions); and costs. For purposes of columns (b), (c), deduction with respect to the purchased (d), and (e), include amounts asset. 3. Part III, lines 26b through 26e. amortizable under section 167, 195, or 248. Report on line 25, column (a), gross Line 26b. Interest Expense rent expense for a transaction treated Allocable Under Regulations Line 22. Other Amortization or as a lease for income statement Section 1.882-5 Impairment Write-Offs purposes but as a sale for U.S. income The interest expense deduction under Report on line 22 any amortization or tax purposes. Report on line 25, column Regulations section 1.882-5 is based on impairment write-offs not otherwise (e), gross rental deductions for a a three-step formula required to be includible on Schedule M-3. transaction treated as a lease for U.S. reported on Schedule I (Form 1120-F). income tax purposes but as a purchase Report the allocable amount of interest Line 23. Depreciation for income statement purposes. Report expense from Schedule I, line 23, in Report on line 23 any depreciation interest expense for such transactions column (d) and in column (e) of line 26b. expense that is not required to be on Part III, lines 26a through 26e, reported elsewhere on Schedule M-3 columns (a) and (e), as applicable. Line 26c. Regulations Section (for example, on Part II, line 2, 9, 10, or Report depreciation expense or 1.882-5 Allocation Amount 11). deductions for such transactions on Part Subject to Deferral or III, line 23 (depreciation), columns (a) Line 24. Bad Debt Expense and (e), as applicable. Use columns (b), Disallowance Report on line 24, column (a), any (c), and (d) of Part III, lines 23, 25, and Enter in column (e) the amount reported amounts attributable to an allowance for 26a through 26e, as applicable, to on Schedule I (Form 1120-F), line 24g. uncollectible accounts receivable or report the differences between columns actual write-offs of accounts receivable (a) and (e) for such recharacterized Enter in column (b) the combined included in determining net income per transactions. amounts from Schedule I, lines 24b, the income statement. Report in 24c, 24e, and 24f, as a positive or columns (d) and (e) the respective Line 26a. Interest Expense Per negative number as the case may be for noneffectively connected and the Books the current year. In column (c), enter the effectively connected portions of the The detail for the foreign corporation's combined amounts from Schedule I, deductible amount of bad debt expense interest expense is reported on lines 24a and 24d as a negative determined under section 166 for Schedule I (Form 1120-F). The scope of number. federal income tax purposes that is also the interest expense lines on Part III, Line 26d. Substitute Interest included in column (a). If a foreign bank line 26, is limited to a summarization of Payments has an effectively connected bad debt the results from Schedule I that expense that is not reportable in column reconcile the foreign corporation's book All foreign corporations, report on (a), the ECI amount is included in interest expense to effectively line 26d all U.S. source substitute column (b) if it is a temporary difference connected taxable income. interest payments (as to the recipient) and in column (e) to report the ECI with respect to securities lending treatment. If there is no temporary On line 26a, no amount is allocated transactions described in Regulations difference between the foreign bank's and apportioned to effectively or sections 1.861-2(a)(7) and 1.881-2(b) books and tax treatment, then such ECI noneffectively connected income. (2). Foreign banks that record substitute amount that is not included in column Report in line 26a, column (a), interest interest payments on set(s) of books (a) is apportioned in column (d), and its expense included in Part I, line 11. that are not reported on Form 1120-F, total is reflected in column (e). Report amounts in column (b) or (c), as Schedule L, might also report foreign applicable. The corresponding interest source substitute interest payments expense for U.S. income tax purposes whether or not they are allocable in -24- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 25 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. whole or in part to ECI. Foreign banks FC's home office and are not reportable including expenses paid for brokerage report in column (c) all U.S. source and on Form 1120-F, Schedule L. FC commissions. Fees and commissions allocable foreign source substitute allocates and apportions 40% of the reportable on line 28 do not include interest payments not already reflected income and applicable expenses from amounts that are interest equivalents in column (a). The amounts reported in its global dealing operation to effectively reportable on line 26e. column (c) are apportioned to connected taxable income. FC's noneffectively connected income of the guarantee fee expense paid to its Line 29. Rental Expense foreign corporation in column (d) and foreign-related party is allocated directly Report on line 29, column (a), the reported as a negative number. to the income of the global dealing amount of rental expense included on Amounts included in column (a) that are operation and apportioned 40% to FC's Part I, line 11. Rental expense is the also apportioned to non-ECI, are also effectively connected income from such amount classifiable as rent under U.S. reported in column (d) as a negative operation. FC must report the guarantee tax principles. number. The combined amounts of fee expense paid to FC2 in column (c). Line 30. Royalty Expense columns (a), (b), (c), and (d) are The amount of expense reported in apportioned to effectively connected column (c) is apportioned 60% to Report on line 30, column (a), the income in column (e) as the case may noneffectively connected income in amount of royalty expense included on be. column (d) and 40% to effectively Part I, line 11. Include in columns (b) connected income in column (e). through (e) amounts that are allocable Note. In using column (d) to apportion as imputed royalties under U.S. tax amounts to non-ECI that are not Line 27. Substitute Dividend principles that are not included in included in column (a), line 26d contains Payments financial income reported on Part I, an exception to the general instructions All foreign corporations report on line 27 line 11. for Schedule M-3 reporting by foreign the amount of U.S. source substitute Line 31. Expenses Allocable banks. dividend payments with respect to Under Regulations Section Line 26e. Interest Equivalents securities lending transactions described in Regulations sections 1.861-8 (Guarantee Fees) 1.861-3(a)(6) and 1.881-2(b)(2). Line 31 applies only to foreign banks. All foreign corporations, report on Foreign banks that record substitute For purposes of Schedule M-3, all of the line 26e the foreign corporation's dividend payments on set(s) of books home office and other allocations to amounts with respect to deductions that that are not reported on Form 1120-F, U.S. effectively connected income that are not interest payments but are Schedule L, might also report foreign are reportable on Schedule H (Form sourced to the recipient in the manner of source substitute dividend payments 1120-F) under Regulations section interest (“interest equivalents”). These whether or not they are allocable in 1.861-8 (including amounts that are amounts include fees expensed for whole or in part to ECI. Foreign banks subject to timing differences under U.S. financial guarantee and confirmation, report in column (c) U.S. source and tax principles, such as home office acceptance, and standby letter of credit allocable foreign source substitute depreciation) are reportable as transactions. Foreign banks that record dividends not already reflected in apportionments to ECI in column (d). U.S. source guarantee fees on set(s) of column (a). The amounts reported in Report in columns (d) and (e) the books not reported on Form 1120-F, column (c) are apportioned to amount from Schedule H, line 20. Schedule L, and not reported in column noneffectively connected income of the (a), must report the U.S. source fees as foreign corporation in column (d) and Note. Foreign corporations other than a permanent difference on line 26e, reported as a negative number. banks that are required to file Form column (c), and allocate and apportion Amounts included in column (a) that are 1120-F to report effectively connected the relevant amounts to noneffectively also apportioned to non-ECI, are also income in Section II of that form are still connected income in column (d) even if reported in column (d) as a negative required to complete and attach there is no amount to allocate to number. The combined amounts of Schedule H to their U.S. income tax effectively connected amounts in columns (a), (b), (c), and (d) are return. The amounts from Schedule H, column (e). Foreign corporations other apportioned to effectively connected line 20, are not reportable by a foreign than banks must record all interest income in column (e) as the case may corporation other than a bank on this equivalent payments in column (a). be. line of Schedule M-3 because worldwide expenses are already Note. In using column (d) to apportion Note. In using column (d) to apportion includible in Schedule M-3, Part I, amounts to non-ECI that are not amounts to non-ECI that are not line 11, and in each expense line item in included in column (a), line 26e contains included in column (a), line 27 contains Schedule M-3, Part III. Such amounts an exception to the general instructions an exception to the general instructions are subject to individual line-item for Schedule M-3 reporting by foreign for Schedule M-3 reporting by foreign apportionment to non-ECI in column (d). banks. banks. Line 32. Other Expense/ Example 35. FC is a foreign bank, Line 28. Fee and Commission Deduction Items With resident in Country X, that files Form 1120-F and Schedule M-3. FC enters Expense Differences and Reconciliation into a guarantee arrangement with FC2, Enter on Part III, line 28, column (a), the to Eliminate Duplicate Amounts a wholly owned subsidiary, resident in amounts of fees and commissions on Line 31 Country Y, that guarantees the included on Part I, line 11. Fee and transactions in FC's global dealing commission expense generally includes Separately state and adequately operation. The set(s) of books in FC's amounts paid or accrued for services disclose on line 32 all items of expense/ global dealing operation are booked in rendered to the foreign corporation deduction that are not otherwise listed on Part III, lines 1 through 31. Amounts Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -25- |
Page 26 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. included on line 31, column (e), from disclose the employee termination and contingent liabilities that are Schedule H (Form 1120-F), line 20, that costs, it is not required that an deductible in the current tax year for are also included in this Schedule M-3, anticipated termination cost amount be U.S. income tax purposes. Examples of Part III, lines 3, 5 through 23, 25, 26d, listed for each employee, or that each reserves that are allowed for book 26e, and 27, need to be reversed to asset (or category of asset) be listed purposes, but not for tax purposes, avoid duplicate allocation. The along with the anticipated loss on include warranty reserves, restructuring combined amounts for these lines disposition. reserves, reserves for discontinued reported in column (e) that is duplicative operations, and reserves for of any amount included in line 31, The attached statement should have acquisitions and dispositions. Only column (e), is reported and reversed on six columns. The first column has the report on line 32 items that are not line 32. Report such duplicative amount description for the next five columns. required to be reported elsewhere on as a negative amount includible in The second column is column (a), Schedule M-3, Parts II and III. line 32, column (c) and column (e). expense per income statement. The Amounts incurred as fixed or Such negative amount will need to be third column is column (b), temporary determinable or other periodic interest combined with other expense/deduction differences. The fourth column is rate or equity notional principal contract items that have differences. Attach a column (c), permanent differences. The expense that is not incurred in a statement to show the duplicative items fifth column is column (d), other hedging transaction, securities dealing that are being reversed. permanent differences for allocations to or global securities dealing operation, Attach a statement that describes non-ECI and ECI. The sixth column is each of which is reportable on Part II, and itemizes the type of expense/ column (e), deduction per tax return. For are reportable on Part III, line 32. deduction and the amount of each item, each item listed on the attached and provides a description that states statement for line 32, columns (a) Example 36. Corporation Q is a the expense/deduction name for book through (d) when combined must equal calendar year taxpayer that is required purposes for the amount recorded in column (e). The amounts in columns (a) to file Schedule M-3 for the current tax column (a) and describes the through (e) for all items must be totaled year. On July 1 of each year, Q has a adjustment being recorded in column on the attached statement and the total fixed liability for its annual insurance (b), (c), or (d). The entire description amounts must be included on line 32 of premiums on its home office building completes the tax description for the the face of the statement. that provides a 12-month coverage period beginning July 1 through June amount included in column (e) for each Comprehensive income. If any 30. In addition, Q historically prepays 12 item separately stated on this line. “comprehensive income” as defined by months of advertising expense on July The statement attached to the SFAS No. 130 is reported on this line, 1. On July 1, 2020, Q prepays its Schedule M-3 for line 32 must describe the item(s) in detail. insurance premium of $500,000 and separately state and adequately Reserves and contingent liabilities. advertising expenses of $800,000. For disclose the nature and amount of the Report on line 32 amounts related to the statutory accounting purposes, Q expense related to each reserve and/or change in each reserve or contingent capitalizes and amortizes the prepaid contingent liability. The appropriate level liability that is not required to be insurance and advertising over 12 of disclosure depends upon each reported elsewhere on Schedule M-3. months. For U.S. income tax purposes, taxpayer’s operational activity and the For example: (1) amounts relating to Q deducts the insurance premium when nature of its accounting records. For changes in reserves for litigation must paid and amortizes the advertising over example, if a corporation’s net income be reported on Part III, line 12 the 12-month period. In its annual amount reported in the income (judgments, damages, awards, and statement, Q treats the differences statement includes anticipated similar costs); and (2) amounts relating attributable to the annual statement expenses for a discontinued operation to changes in reserves for uncollectible treatment and U.S. income tax as a single amount, and its general accounts receivable must be reported treatment of the prepaid insurance and ledger or other books, records, and on Part III, line 24 (bad debt expense). advertising as temporary differences. workpapers provide details for the Q also has a legal reserve where Report on line 32, the amortization of anticipated expenses under more $300,000 was expensed for financial various items of prepaid expense, such explanatory and defined categories accounting purposes and a ($100,000) as prepaid subscriptions and license such as employee termination costs, temporary difference was calculated to fees, prepaid insurance, etc. lease cancellation costs, loss on sale of arrive at the income tax deduction of equipment, etc., a supporting statement Report on line 32, column (a), that lists those categories of expenses expenses included in net income $200,000. The statement attached to and their details will satisfy the reported on Part I, line 11, that are Q’s return for Part III, line 32, must be requirement to separately state and related to reserves and contingent separately stated and adequately adequately disclose. In order to liabilities. Report on line 32, column (e), disclosed, as indicated in the table separately state and adequately amounts related to liabilities for reserves below. -26- Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) |
Page 27 of 27 Fileid: … 120fschm-3/2022/a/xml/cycle07/source 11:07 - 7-Mar-2023 The type and rule above prints on all proofs including departmental reproduction proofs. MUST be removed before printing. Line 32—Example 36 Statement Concerning Other Expense/Deduction Items With Differences Column (d) Other Permanent Column (a) Column (b) Column (c) Differences for Column (e) Expense per Temporary Permanent Allocations to Deduction per Tax Description Income Statement Difference Difference non-ECI and ECI Return Prepaid insurance premium expensed not capitalized $250,000 $250,000 -0- -0- $500,000 Legal expense reserve $300,000 ($100,000) -0- -0- $200,000 Total Line 32 $550,000 $150,000 -0- -0- $700,000 the amounts reported on Part III, line 33, (a), ($1 million). Similarly, if Part III, Line 33. Total Expense/ column (a) through (e), as applicable. line 33, column (b), reflects an amount Deduction Items For example, if Part III, line 33, column of ($50,000), then report on Part II, Report on Part II, line 26, columns (a) (a), reflects an amount of $1 million, line 26, column (b), $50,000. through (e), as applicable, the inverse of then report on Part II, line 26, column Instructions for Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-F)(2022) -27- |