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CHART II - FARM NET OPERATING LOSS (REFUND/CARRY FORWARD TRACKING)
(a) Taxable year: __________________ to __________________ . (b) Loss year: ___________________ to ___________________. (c) Amount from K-139F, Chart I, line 11j:_____________________________.
(d) (e) (f) (g)
Amount of Refund Tax Liability Amount of Carry Forward Balance
(limited to $1,500 per year) (limited to the tax liability amount)
Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
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Tax Year: _____________________
Tax Year: _____________________
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE K-139F (Include Schedule K-139F with your loss year return)
GENERAL INFORMATION carried back to tax year 2009 income and a $5,000 refund (c) Enter the amount from Chart I, line 11j of this Farm
is due, $1,500 of the total refund will be refunded to the NOL Schedule.
Chart I is for reporting net operating farm loss [as taxpayer upon processing of the 2009 tax year return (d) Enter the amount of refunds, by tax year, already
defined by 26 U.S.C. 172(j)] carry backs only. Kansas tax in 2010. A second payment of $1,500 will be refunded issued to you as a result of a farm NOL. A maximum
laws regarding net operating farm losses are in conformity upon processing of the 2010 tax year return in 2011. A refund of $1,500 per year is allowed as a result of
with the federal net operating farm loss (NOL) tax laws. third payment of $1,500 will be refunded upon processing a Farm NOL. For tax years beginning with 2006,
Therefore, corporations must have a NOL farm loss in of the 2011 tax year return in 2012, and the remaining taxpayers may carry forward some or all of the
order to have a Kansas NOL. See K.S.A. 79-32,143. balance of $500 will be refunded in 2013. overpayment of tax (as a result of a farm NOL
For net operating farm losses [as defined by 26 U.S.C. K.S.A. 79-32,143(f) allows a carry forward of any carry back) to any future year(s) to be used as a
172(j)] incurred in taxable years beginning after December overpayment as a result of a farm NOL carry back: credit against any tax owed. Enter in column (d)
31, 1999, a net operating farm loss deduction is allowed the amount of refund, if any, you are requesting.
under Kansas law in the same manner that it is allowed No refund of income tax which results from a farm NOL
carry back shall be allowed in an amount exceeding $1,500 Enter this same amount on the appropriate line of
under the federal internal revenue code except that such in any year. Any overpayment in excess of $1,500 may Form K-120, PART I, refundable credit.
NOL may be carried forward to each of the ten (10) taxable be carried forward to any year or years after the year (e) For tax year beginning on and after July 1, 2006,
years following the taxable year of the net operating of the loss and may be claimed as a credit against the enter the amount of your tax liability for this tax
loss. Furthermore, said net operating farm losses (those tax. The refundable portion of such credit shall not exceed
incurred in taxable years beginning after December 31, $1,500 in any year. (Emphasis added). year after all credits other than this credit.
(f) For tax year beginning on and after July 1, 2006,
1999) may be carried back a maximum of five (5) taxable enter the amount of tax you want applied to this
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHART II
years (if carried back on the federal return). Enclose a tax year’s liability (do not enter more than this
copy of the federal return 1139 or 1120X. Use Chart II to track refunds (as a result of a farm NOL year’s tax liability). Enter this same amount on the
Any refund of income tax which results from a farm carry back) and any subsequent carry forward of those appropriate line of Form K-120, PART I,
NOL carry back shall be allowed in an amount not to refunds. nonrefundable credit.
exceed $1,500 per year. Any refund in excess of $1,500 (a) Enter the taxable year of your return. (g) Enter the balance of the overpayment here.
in a given year will be carried forward for payment in the (b) Enter the loss year from which the overpayment of Subtract the sum of (g) and (f) from the previous
next calendar year. For example, if tax year 2014 loss is tax results. year’s balance.
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