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2023 Schedule M1AR Instructions
You must complete a Schedule M1AR for each year you have an installment gain to report.
Who should complete this schedule?
You may need to complete this schedule to report either:
• Installment sale income from the sale of S corporation stock, a partnership interest, or the assets of an S corporation or partnership
• Income from an S corporation, partnership, or trust that is reporting income from any installment sale of S corporation stock, a partnership
interest, or the assets of an S corporation or partnership
If you report income from either situation above, complete Schedule M1AR if all of these apply:
• The installment sale was executed after December 31, 2016
• You were a nonresident or become a nonresident while recognizing income from the installment sale gains
• The S corporation or partnership had a Minnesota filing requirement, or you were a Minnesota resident, in the year the sale occurred
Do not complete this schedule if you are a full-year Minnesota resident. You are not required to complete this schedule to report the install-
ment sale of property not connected to the sale of an S corporation or partnership, or if you had accelerated the gains from this installment
sale in a prior year.
What information will I need to complete this schedule?
If you completed an installment sale and reported it (or should have reported it) on federal Form 6252 with your federal individual income
tax return, you must include information from Form 6252 on this schedule.
If you own an interest in an S corporation, partnership, or trust that completed an installment sale, you will need information reported to you
on one of these Minnesota schedules:
• Schedule KS, Shareholder’s Share of Income, Credits, and Modifications
• Schedule KPI, Partner’s Share of Income, Credits, and Modifications
• Schedule KF, Beneficiary’s Share of Minnesota Taxable Income
What if installment gains from the sale are undetermined in the year of sale?
Complete and file Schedule M1AR even if the income from an installment sale is undetermined. This includes sales with no stated maximum
selling price, such as a contingent payment sale. See IRS Publication 537 for more information.
How do I allocate nonbusiness income?
Partnership Interests
If you are declaring nonbusiness income from the sale of a partnership interest, and the assets of the partnership consist of more than:
• 50% tangible property at the time of sale, divide the original cost of tangible property in Minnesota by the original cost of all tangible
property of the partnership
• 50% intangible property, at the time of sale, use the partnership’s sales factor for the full tax period immediately before the tax period dur-
ing which the partnership interest was sold
Single Member Limited Liability Companies (LLC)
If you are declaring nonbusiness income from the sale of an interest in a company that is disregarded for federal income tax purposes, al-
locate it to Minnesota as if the company did not exist and the sole member personally owned the company’s assets.
Goodwill and Noncompete Covenants
If you are declaring nonbusiness income from the sale of goodwill or a covenant not to compete, allocate it to Minnesota using the entity’s
prior-year sales factor. This includes federal allocations of purchase price to goodwill following the sale of an S corporation or single member
LLC.
Other Income
If the nonbusiness income is not assignable to Minnesota under the methods in this section, assign it to your state of domicile.
Multiple Methods
If multiple methods of nonbusiness allocation are required, include additional information with your return detailing how you applied each
percentage to the separate parts of the purchase price and how the percentages result in the amount listed on line 5.
Line Instructions
Line 2
Include installment sale gains you received in 2017 through 2022 for the sale reported on Schedule KPI, Schedule KS, Schedule KF, and
federal Form 6252. Also include any amount previously taxed by Minnesota.
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