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REV-998 PT (08-12)
                                     Shareholder Tax Basis in PA S Corporation Stock Worksheet
PA S Corporation:                                                                                               EIN:
Shareholder’s Name:                                                                          Tax Year:                                SSN:
                                                                                                                Stock Basis                Debt Basis
1.    Shareholder’s Stock Basis at Beginning of Year                                                            1
2.    Shareholder’s Debt Basis at Beginning of Year                                                                              2
ADJUSTMENTS TO SHAREHOLDER’S BASIS
3.    Adjustments to Stock Basis (shareholder’s contributions to capital/stock purchases)3
4.    Adjustments to Debt Basis
4a         New shareholder’s loans to the corporation                                                                            4a
4b         Repayment of debt principal (Enter debt principal repayments made during the year, but only if debt basis has not been reduced in
      previous years by pass-through losses. If debt basis was previously reduced by losses, see Line 21b.)                      4b (         )
ADJUSTMENTS FOR INCOME AND GAINS (FROM PA RK-1 OR NRK-1)
5.    Shareholder’s Distributed Share of Income
5a         Interest income (resident only)                                                            5a
5b         Dividend income (resident only)                                                            5b
5c         Net income from business, profession or farm                                               5c
5d         Net income from rents, royalties, patents, etc.                                            5d
5e         Net gain from the disposition of property                                                  5e
5f         Other classes of income (excluding gross compensation)5f
5g         Non-taxable income                                                                         5g
Total Increases for Income and Gains (Add Lines 5a through 5g)5
DECREASES TO SHAREHOLDER’S BASIS
6.    Decreases for Non-Dividend Distributions
6a         Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) distributions6a (                               )
6b         Distributions in excess of AAA                                         6b (           )
Total Distributions  (Add Lines 6a + 6b)                                                              6 (                  )
DISTRIBUTIVE LOSSES
7.    Net Loss from the Operation of a Business, Profession or Farm
7a         Net loss from the operation of a business, profession or farm from RK-1/NRK-1)                                                     7a (
7b         Shareholder’s utilized loss (amount of Line 7a loss used to offset PA-40 in-class income))                                         7b (
7c         Shareholder’s share of straight-line depreciation7c (                                 )
If Line 7a = Line 7b, then Line 7 = Line 7a
If Line 7b = $0, then Line 7 = Line 7c
If neither of the above apply, then Line 7 = 7b + {[(7a - 7b)/7a] x 7c} 7 (                                )
8.    Net Loss from Rents, Royalties, Copyrights and Patents
8a         Net loss from rents, royalties, copyrights and patents from RK-1/NRK-18a (            )
8b         Shareholder’s utilized loss (amount of Line 8a loss used to offset PA-40 in-class income))                                         8b (
8c         Shareholder’s share of straight-line depreciation8c (                                 )
If Line 8a = Line 8b, then Line 8 = Line 8a
If Line 8b = $0, then Line 8 = Line 8c
If neither of the above apply, then Line 8 = 8b + {[(8a - 8b)/8a] x 8c} 8 (                                )
9.    Net Loss from Sale, Exchange or Disposition of Property
9a         Net loss from sale, exchange or disposition of property from RK-1/NRK-19a (           )
9b         Shareholder’s utilized loss (amount of Line 9a loss used to offset PA-40 in-class income))                                         9b (
Line 9 = 9b                                                                                           9  (                 )
10.   Decrease for PA Business Credits                                                                10 (                 )
11.   Non-Deductible Expenses                                                                         11 (                 )
12.   Total Distributed Losses & Credits (Add Lines 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.)12 (                               )
13.   Net Increase/(Decrease) (Add Lines 5, 6 and 12.)13
14.   If Line 13 is Positive:                                                                                   14a                        14b
Restore any negative debt basis caused by pass-through losses from the Line 13 income. Any excess over the debt basis adjustment should be entered as stock basis on
Line 14a. If not restoring debit basis, enter Line 13 on Line 14a.
15.If Line 13 is Negative: Enter the Shareholder’s Distributed Share of Income from Line 5. If Line 13 is positive,15enter Line 14a.
16.   Subtotals
Line 16a = Line 1 + Line 3 + Line 15
Line 16b = Line 2 + Line 4a + Line 4b + Line 14b                                                                16a                        16b
17.   If Line 13 is Negative: Adjustment for Non-Dividend Distributions17a (                                                    )
Enter amount from Line 6, but no more than the amount in the stock basis column on Line 16a. However, if there is an entry on Line 14a, leave this line blank and go to Line 20.
18.   Subtotals
Line 18a = Line 16a + Line 17a
Line 18b = Line 16b                                                                                             18a                        18b
19.   If Line 13 is Negative: Adjustment for Distributed Losses & Credits19a (                                                  )   19b ( )
Enter in the Stock Basis column the amount on Line 12 to the extent of the subtotal on Line 18a.  Any excess is entered in the debt column to the extent of the subtotal on
Line 18b. If there are entries on Lines 14a and 14b, leave this line blank and go to Line 20.
20.   Subtotals
Line 20a = Line 18a + Line 19a
Line 20b = Line 18b + Line 19b                                                                                  20a                        20b
21.   Adjustments for:
21a Sale or other disposition of stock                                                                          21a (                     )
21b Repayment of debt principal due to pass-through losses. (Enter debt principal repayments made during the corporation’s tax year, but only if debt
      basis has been reduced in previous years by pass-through losses. If debt basis has not been previously reduced by losses, see Line 4b. Repayment
      of reduced-basis loans triggers gain recognition.                                                                          21b (        )
22.   End of Year Balances (not less than zero)
Line 22a = 20a + 21a
Line 22b = 20b + 21b                                                                                            22a                        22b
Lines 1 and 2- Enter prior year ending stock and debt basis or initial basis in S corporation stock.
Line 17a- Distributions in excess of basis are taxable to residents and should be reported on PA-40 Schedule D, Line 9
Distributive Losses- PA law requires a PA S corporation to depreciate property by a minimum amount it determines using the straight-line method, even if the depreciation
calculated under this method does not provide any tax benefit. Tax benefit means that the shareholder reduces PA tax liability or tax liability to another state. Therefore, if a
shareholder receives a distributable share of a loss and does not receive a benefit from the loss, the shareholder must still reduce the basis by the share of straight-line depreciation.
However, if the shareholder only received a partial benefit from the loss, the shareholder must reduce the basis by (1) the loss utilized and (2) a portion of the shareholder’s share
of straight-line depreciation. This is calculated by the unutilized loss divided by the total loss, multiplied by the shareholder’s share of straight-line depreciation. The shareholder
must reduce the basis by the total loss if the shareholder receives full benefit of the loss.
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