Instructions for Form NYC-2.3 Prior Net Operating Loss Conversion (PNOLC) Subtraction 2022 All citations are to New York City Administrative Code sections unless The PNOLC subtraction is applied against the business income base be- specifically noted otherwise. fore the net operating loss deduction (NOLD). The PNOLC subtraction is limited in any tax year to the amount required GENERAL INFORMATION to reduce the tax on the allocated business income base to the higher of the capital base tax or the fixed dollar minimum tax. For a combined Form NYC-2.3 is used by a taxpayer subject to tax under Subchapter 3-A group, the PNOLC subtraction is limited in any tax year to the amount of Chapter 6 of Title 11 of the Administrative Code to compute the prior net required to reduce the tax on the allocated combined business income operating loss conversion (PNOLC) subtraction pool, and subtraction base to the higher of the combined capital base tax or the fixed dollar amounts, allowed in the computation of the business income base by §11- minimum tax of the designated agent. 654.1(2)(a) for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2015. Part 2 of Schedule A provides the PNOLC subtraction pool detail and tax period al- Definitions lotment of the taxpayer or, in the instance of a combined group, each mem- Base year means the last tax year beginning on or after January 1, 2014, ber of a combined group. Schedule B calculates the overall limitation of and before January 1, 2015. the PNOLC subtraction for the current period. Schedule C computes the Unabsorbed net operating loss (UNOL) means the unabsorbed portion of amount of PNOLC subtraction used and the amount to be carried forward NOL as calculated under §11-602.8(f) or §11-641(k-1) as such sections were to the next tax period. Schedules D and E are to be completed by NYC- in effect on December 31, 2014, that was not deductible in previous tax years 2A filers when there have been changes to the taxpayer’s combined group. (including the base year) and was eligible for carryover on the last day of the Note: Form NYC-2.3 must be filed, with all schedules completed, for every base year, subject to the limitations for deduction under such sections, and tax year that you carry a PNOLC subtraction balance, even if no such sub- including any NOL sustained by the taxpayer during the base year. If the re- traction can be applied in that tax year, so that carryforward amounts are turn filed for the base year was a combined return, all combined group mem- properly accounted for. Failure to file Form NYC-2.3 for any tax year for bers of that base year combined return must determine their own individual which you carry a balance of PNOLC subtraction may result in a delay in share of that base year combined group’s UNOL as of the last day of that receiving such benefits. A combined group completes only one Form NYC- combined group’s base year. The UNOL of an entity is a fixed amount as of 2.3 each year for the entire group. the last day of the base year. For your first tax period that begins on or after January 1, 2015, you must attach a statement detailing how the UNOL was The unabsorbed net operating loss (UNOL) and PNOLC subtraction pool computed (if filing a combined return, the statement must detail the UNOL of a taxpayer, or of a corporation that was a member of a combined group, computation for each member of the combined group). that was subject to tax under either Subchapter 2 (the General Corporation Current tax period means the tax period for which you are filing this Tax) or Part 4 of Subchapter 3 (the Banking Corporation Tax) in the base form NYC-2.3. year (see Definitions) are computed only once, on the first Form NYC-2.3 filed after the base year. The UNOL and PNOLC subtraction pool will be Financial Corporation means a corporation, or, if the corporation is in- the same for every tax year following that taxpayer’s base year. cluded in a combined group, a combined group, as defined in Adminis- trative Code §11-654(1)(e)(1)(i). Unabsorbed net operating losses that were incurred for tax years begin- ning before January 1, 2015 were converted to a PNOLC subtraction pool to be applied, with certain limitations, as a PNOLC subtraction SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS against the apportioned business income base. You may claim one-tenth When filing a combined return, enter the legal name and EIN of the of the pool, plus the amount of any prior tax period unused allotments, group’s designated agent. In all cases, enter loss amounts (UNOL, in each of the first ten tax periods following the base year. After that, PNOLC) as positives in order to ensure proper computation. you may continue to claim any unused amount, but for no longer than twenty tax periods following the 2015 tax year. Alternatively, on the first Line A – Enter the total number of members in the combined group in return for the first tax year that began on or after January 1, 2015 and the current tax period, including the designated agent, all taxpayer mem- before January 1, 2016, by the due date of such return determined with bers, and all nontaxpayer members in the group. extensions, you could have made a revocable election to utilize your PNOLC subtraction pool by claiming not more than 50% of your SCHEDULE A PNOLC subtraction pool (“50% election”) in each of the tax years that PNOLC subtraction pool detail and tax period allotment began on or after January 1, 2015 and before January 1, 2017. If the All filers must complete Schedule A in its entirety. If any entity or com- pool was not exhausted at the end of such period, the remainder of the bined member did not have a UNOL as of the last day of its base year, pool is forfeited. enter 0for that entity or combined member in columns D, E, G, and H. If more space is needed, attach additional sheets providing the informa- Note: For taxpayers who previously elected the 50% subtraction allot- tion in the same format. ment, the PNOLC subtraction is no longer allowed. Column A: NYC-2 filers: enter your name and EIN in row A. If an entity leaves – or joins – a combined group it takes – or brings – its NYC-2A filers : enter the name and EIN of each member of the com- own PNOLC subtraction pool, and its share of any unused PNOLC sub- bined group, including the designated agent and any non-taxpayers. The traction carry forward with it. An entity’s PNOLC subtraction pool and designated agent completes row A. All corporations within the group its PNOLC subtraction allotment generally get computed only once, and must continue to be reported on their own row, even after a merger or liq- are fixed amounts as of the last day of the entity’s base year. If an en- uidation. tity filed as a member of a combined group for the base year, the mem- ber’s PNOLC subtraction pool will represent that member’s share of Column B: NYC-2 filers: enter the tax period ending date of yourbase the group’s PNOLC subtraction pool. year in row A. |
Instructions for Form NYC-2.3 - 2022 Page 2 NYC-2A filers: enter, for each member of the combined group, the tax Column F: For each entity listed, enter that entity’s applicable PNOLC period ending date of that member’s base year. subtraction allotment %, which is generally 10%. Column C: For each entity listed, enter the total number of tax periods, Column G: For each entity listed, if any of the following conditions are including any short periods, that have ensued for that entity since that met, enter 0: entity’s base year. Include the current tax period in the count. Do not enter a number higher than “11”. - the PNOLC subtraction allotment percentage in column F is 10%, and the tax period count in column C is greater than 10; Example: Assume the current tax period is calendar year 2022 for Com- pany C. Company C’s base year was calendar year 2014. If Company C - the PNOLC subtraction allotment percentage in column F is 50%, filed calendar year returns for 2015 through 2021, then Company C’s and the tax period count in column C is greater than 2; tax period count is 8, since there have been 8 tax periods that followed Company C’s base year, including the current tax period. If, on the other For each entity listed, if none of the above conditions are met, enter the hand, Company C filed two short period returns in 2017, then Company product of the amount in column E and the percentage in column F. C’s tax period count would be 9, including the current tax period. When filing a combined return, the designated agent must also report the amount on Form NYC-2A, Schedule A, line 36, while each member Column D: NYC-2 filers: Enter the UNOL from Form NYC-2.3, column of the group must report this amount on its Form NYC-2A/BC, Sched- D filed for the previous tax period by you or on your behalf by a combined ule A, line 7. group. Column H: For each entity listed, enter the result of subtracting from NYC-2A filers: For each member of the combined group listed, enter on the amount in column E the product of the number in column C and the the applicable row that member’s UNOL, as follows: amount in column G. If the amount is less than zero, enter 0. A) If the member filed Form NYC-3L or NYC-1 in its base year, then SCHEDULE B enter its UNOL, or Overall limitation on PNOLC subtraction B) If the member filed as a member of a combined group in its base year, then enter its individual share of its base year combined All filers must complete Schedule B. group’s UNOL. SCHEDULE C If, on the last day of its base year, an entity has no UNOL, or its indi- Computation of PNOLC subtraction used, and unused amount carried vidual share of its base year combined group’s UNOL is zero, enter 0 forward for that entity in columns D, E, G, and H. Line 2 – Follow the appropriate instructions below based on whether you The UNOL entered in column D for an entity will be the same for every are filing Form NYC-2, or Form NYC-2-A, for the current tax tax period following that entity’s base year. Therefore, enter the UNOL period. from that member’s row of Form NYC-2.3, column D filed for the pre- vious tax period by the member or on the member’s behalf by a com- Current tax period Form NYC-2 filers , follow instruction A bined group. or B, whichever applies. When filing a combined report, the designated agent must also report A) Member of combined group in immediately preceding tax pe- this amount on Schedule A, line 35 of Form NYC-2A, while each mem- riod: ber of the group must also report this amount on Schedule A, line 6 of its Form NYC-2-A/BC. Enter on line 2 your share of the amount from Schedule C, line 5 of your former combined group’s immediately preced- Column E: NYC-2 filers: Enter the PNOLC subtraction pool from your ing tax period’s Form NYC-2.3. row of Form NYC-2.3, column E filed for the previous tax period by you or on your behalf by a combined group. B) Form NYC-2 filer in immediately preceding tax period: Enter on line 2 the amount from Schedule C, line 5 of your NYC-2A filers: For each member of the combined group listed, enter the immediately preceding tax period’s Form NYC-2.3. PNOLC subtraction pool from that member’s row of Form NYC-2.3, column E filed for the previous tax period by the member, or on the Current tax period Form NYC-2A filers, follow instruction A member’s behalf by a combined group. When filing a combined report, or B, whichever applies. the designated agent must also report the amount on Schedule A, line 34 of Form NYC-2-A, while each other member of the group must also re- A) When the same combined group filed on a combined return port this amount on Schedule A, line 5 of its Form NYC-2-A/BC. in the immediately preceding tax period: Enter the amount from Schedule C, line 5 of the immediately preceding tax The PNOLC subtraction pool amount entered in this column for an en- period’s Form NYC-2.3. tity will be the same for every tax year following the entity’s base year. Therefore, the PNOLC subtraction pool amount entered in column E for B) When the members of the combined group have changed an entity will continue to be the amount to enter in column E on each sub- since the immediately preceding tax period, the amount to sequent tax period’s Form NYC-2.3 filed. be entered on line 2 is determined by following Steps 1, 2 Attach a statement to Form NYC-2.3 showing the computation of this and 3 below. column for each member of the combined group. Step 1. For each member of the current tax period com- |
Instructions for Form NYC-2.3 - 2022 Page 3 bined group that filed Form NYC-2 for the tax pe- riod immediately preceding the current tax pe- riod: Add together the amounts from Schedule C, line 5 of the immediately preceding tax periods’ Form NYC-2.3 filed by each such member. The sum is the Step 1 result. Step 2. For each member of the current tax period com- bined group that filed as part of a combined group in the tax period immediately preceding the cur- rent tax period, determine such member’s share of the amount from Schedule C, line 5 of the imme- diately preceding tax period’s Form NYC-2.3 that such member was included on. Add together the amounts so obtained. The sum is the Step 2 result. Step 3. Add together the results of Steps 1 and 2 and enter the resulting sum on line 2. Line 4 – Enter the lesser of line 3 or Schedule B, line 5. Also enter the line 4 amount on Form NYC-2 or NYC-2A, Schedule B, line 33. Do not enter less than zero. Line 5 – Subtract line 4 from line 3. Reduce this amount by the amount of any unused PNOLC subtraction that cannot be carried forward due to limitations and enter the result. Note: Any unused PNOLC subtraction may not be carried forward for longer than 20 tax years following the 2015 tax year, or to any tax year beginning on or after January 1, 2036, whichever comes first. (§§11- 654.1(2)(b)(4) and 11-654.1(2)(d)). NYC-2.3 Instructions - 2022 |