IA 101 Nonconformity Adjustments (Rev. Sept. 2020) tax.iowa.gov Name(s): ___________________________________ Tax period (MM/DD/YY): ___________________ Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) or SSN: ______________________________________ Before you complete this form, read the instructions. A copy of this form and supporting documentation should be retained for as long as adjustments are applicable. This form is for reporting carryforward and other adjustments resulting from 2018 and 2019 nonconformity with the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Not all adjustments will apply to all taxpayers, or to all tax types. Individuals note that certain adjustments have already been made elsewhere on the IA 1040. Individual taxpayers with adjustments on the lines noted should enter zero as instructed when completing this form to account for changes already made on the IA 1040. Amounts may be positive or negative. Use whole dollars. Part I: Nonconformity Adjustments 1. Contributions to capital .......................................................................................... 1. _____________ 2. Like-kind exchanges .............................................................................................. 2. _____________ 3. Limitation on business interest expenses, TY 2019 only (see instructions) ...........3. _____________ 3a. _____________ 3b. _____________ 4. Charitable contribution limitations (Individuals: enter 0) ........................................ 4. _____________ 5. Treatment of S-Corp charitable contributions for certain ESBT shareholders ....... 5. _____________ 6. Limitation on excess farm losses ........................................................................... 6. _____________ 7. Qualified equity grants ........................................................................................... 7. _____________ 8. Capitalization rules ................................................................................................ 8. _____________ 9. Qualified opportunity zones ................................................................................... 9. _____________ 10. Basis limitation on partnership losses .................................................................. 10. ____________ 11. Sales or transfers involving 10-percent owned foreign corporations ................... 11. ____________ 12. Other adjustments ............................................................................................... 12. ____________ 13. Total nonconformity adjustments. Add lines 1-12. ............................................... 13. ____________ Include this form with your tax return. 42-029a (07/09/2020) |
IA 101 Nonconformity Adjustments (Rev. Sept. 2020) tax.iowa.gov Part II: Accumulated IA 101 Nonconformity Adjustments Keep a copy of this form for your records. You will need the information from this chart to complete this form for future years. Part II of this form is only to be used for tracking carryforward issues resulting from Iowa’s 2018 nonconformity. Any nonconformity adjustments resulting from Iowa’s nonconformity with the federal CARES Act interest expense limitation in tax year 2019 (amounts entered on line 3a) should not be used when completing Part II. A B C D 2018 IA 101 Current year Amount Nonconformity Nonconformity IA 101 remaining as adjustment adjustments nonconformity adjustments for amount claimed in prior adjustment future years on years IA 101 (A-B-C=D) a. Contributions to capital b. Limitations on business interest expense (TY 2019 only) c. S-Corp charitable contributions for ESBT shareholders d. Qualified equity grants e. Capitalization rules f. Qualified opportunity zones g. Basis limitation on partnership losses Include this form with your tax return. 42-029b (09/25/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 1 What’s New March 24, 2018. This meant that, with few This form was updated on July 10, 2020, to limited exceptions, Iowa did not conform with reflect certain nonconformity adjustments in tax changes to the IRC included in Public Law 116- year 2019 and later resulting from the Taxpayer 94 (Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Relief Act) Certainty and Disaster Relief Act of 2019 (Public or Public Law 116-136 (CARES Act). For tax Law 116-94), and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, years beginning on or after January 1, 2020, and Economic Security “CARES” Act of 2020 Iowa has adopted what is commonly referred to (Public Law 116-136). It was further updated in as “rolling conformity” and generally conforms September 2020, to reflect Iowa’s with the most recent version of the IRC. nonconformity with the IRC section 163(j) However, as a result of Iowa’s nonconformity for interest expense limitation for tax years 2020 2018 and 2019, certain adjustments to Iowa and later. income may be needed in 2019 and subsequent Purpose of Form years. This form provides for common adjustments to This form may be used by taxpayers filing IA Iowa net income that may be necessary in tax 1120, IA 1120F, IA 1120S, IA 1065, IA 1040 and years 2019 and later resulting from the IA 1041. Individual income tax (IA 1040) filers following: should note that the adjustment for charitable 1. Carryover adjustments resulting from Iowa’s contribution carryforwards on line 4 of this form 2018 nonconformity with federal law. Do not must be accounted for on IA 1040, Schedule A. use this form to report carryover adjustments Individual income taxpayers should enter zero from tax year 2018 if you did not file an Iowa on line 4 when completing this form. return in 2018. For all tax types, differences between Iowa and 2. An Iowa like-kind exchange election in tax federal depreciation and § 179 expensing are year 2019. accounted for on the IA 4562A and B, and are 3. Certain nonconformity adjustments in tax not entered on this form. year 2019 resulting from Iowa’s Part I Instructions nonconformity with the Taxpayer Certainty Line 1: Contributions to capital - Certain and Disaster Relief Act of 2019 (Public Law contributions to the capital of a corporation by a 116-94), and CARES Act of 2020 (Public Law governmental entity or civic group made during 116-136). tax year 2018 were required to be included in Include this form with your tax return if you the corporation’s 2018 gross income for federal enter any adjustment on Part I lines 1-12. purposes, but were treated as a tax-free For tax year 2018, Iowa generally conformed contribution to capital for Iowa purposes. This with the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) in effect adjustment was reported on line 1 of the 2018 on January 1, 2015. This meant that, with a few Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet. When limited exceptions, Iowa did not conform with the property is disposed of, the corporation will changes to the IRC included in Public Law 114- need to apply the basis rules for capital 113 (PATH Act), Public Law 115-97 (TCJA), contributions under IRC § 362(c) and reduce the Public Law 115-123 (Bipartisan Budget Act of corporation’s basis for Iowa tax purposes in any 2018), Public Law 115-141 (Consolidated such property received or purchased with Appropriations Act of 2018), Public Law 116-94 property received in 2018 from a governmental (Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Relief Act), or entity or civic group by the amount on line 1 of Public Law 116-136 (CARES Act) for tax years the 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments beginning on or after January 1, 2018, and Worksheet. Adjust the amount of gain or loss on before January 1, 2019. See 2018 Iowa Acts, that property accordingly and enter any Senate File 2417, sec. 63 for a complete list of adjustment here in the year you dispose of the provisions of the TCJA with which Iowa did property. It is possible that not all adjustments conform for 2018. will be taken in the same year if different For tax years beginning on or after January 1, properties acquired through 2018 contributions 2019, but before January 1, 2020, Iowa are disposed of at different times. Use Part II of generally conforms with the IRC in effect on this form to track your adjustments over multiple 42-029c (09/29/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 2 years. The cumulative amount of positive If you filed your 2019 Iowa return prior to the adjustments on this line for all tax years cannot CARES Act using the 30% limitation, and later exceed the amount subtracted on line 1 of the amended your 2019 federal return to take 2018 Iowa Nonconformity Worksheet (Part II, advantage of the increased 50% limitation, an row a, Column A). amended 2019 Iowa return is not required to Line 2: Like-kind exchanges - See IA 8824 report this difference. However, if you do file an Worksheet, line 25 and enter the gain or loss amended 2019 Iowa return for other reasons, adjustment from that line here. This may also you should not report the adjustment from line require adjustments on the IA 4562A and B. 3 of the worksheet on the IA 101, line 3, subline “3a”. Keep this worksheet for your records, as Line 3: Limitation on business interest you will need it in computing your 2020 Iowa expenses (TY 2019 only) return. Line 3 equals the sum of sublines “a” and “b”. No adjustment is allowed on this line for tax If you are filing your original 2019 Iowa return years beginning on or after January 1, 2020. after enactment of the CARES Act and your Subline “3a” instructions: This subline “a” Iowa return incorporates the increased 50% only applies to taxpayers other than limitation you used for federal purposes, report partnerships. Partnerships completing an IA the nonconformity adjustment from line 3 of the 1065 should enter zero on this subline. worksheet on the IA 101, line 3, subline “3a”. Iowa did not conform with the increase from Keep this worksheet and the pro forma federal 30% to 50% of a taxpayer’s (other than a 8990 you completed for Iowa purposes. You are partnership’s) adjusted taxable income (ATI) responsible for providing documentation at the used in calculating the IRC § 163(j) deduction Department’s request to prove your eligibility for for tax year 2019 as enacted in the CARES Act. a carryforward adjustment in future years. Taxpayers that did not elect or were not eligible Subline “3b” instructions: For tax year 2018, to use the increased 50% ATI limitation in Iowa did not conform with the business interest computing their 2019 IRC § 163(j) deduction expense limitation in IRC § 163(j), which should enter zero on this subline. imposed a limitation on the business interest If, for tax year 2019, you calculated your IRC § expense deduction but allowed taxpayers to 163(j) limitation for federal tax purposes using carry forward the disallowed amount. For tax 50% of your ATI, either before or after you filed year 2018, Iowa allowed a full deduction for your original Iowa tax return, you must business interest expense that was disallowed recalculate your IRC § 163(j) deduction for Iowa for federal purposes under IRC § 163(j). The tax purposes using 30% of your ATI. This adjustment for this full deduction was reported recalculation must be done by first completing a on the 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments pro forma 2019 federal form 8990 for Iowa tax Worksheet, line 3, or on the IA 1040, line 14, purposes, with the appropriate amount entered code “u”. on line 26 equaling your ATI multiplied by 30% For tax years 2019 and thereafter, Iowa requires (.30). Next, complete the worksheet below: taxpayers to add back the amount that was deducted for Iowa purposes in 2018 to the Tax year 2019 Interest Expense CARES Act extent that amount is included as a federal Nonconformity Adjustment Worksheet: carryforward amount from 2018 and deducted 1. Enter the amount from your 2019 federal for federal purposes in the current year. Please 8990, line 30, completed for federal purposes see the following instructions on how to using 50% of your ATI. _________________ calculate the amount for line 3. First complete 2. Enter the amount from your pro forma federal Part II, row b, Columns A and B of this form 8990, line 30, completed for Iowa tax using the instructions for Part II, then complete purposes using 30% of your ATI. _________ the “Tax Year 2019 Interest Expense Carryforward Adjustment Worksheet” below. 3. Subtract line 2 from line 1 of this worksheet. Enter that amount here. ________________ 42-029d (09/29/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 3 Tax Year 2019 Interest Expense years 2019-2023 to include the amount of that Carryforward Adjustment Worksheet: 2018 contribution otherwise allowable for Iowa tax purposes. 1. _________ Enter the amount from your 2019 federal form 8990, line 5. Also, for tax year 2018 only, Iowa did not conform with the temporary suspension under § 2. _________ Enter the sum of the amounts 20104 of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 of from your 2019 federal form 8990, line 2 and charitable contribution limitations for certain line 3. contributions made for California wildfire relief 3. _________ Subtract line 2 from line 1 of this efforts. To the extent you made one of these worksheet. Enter that amount here. qualifying contributions but it caused you to 4. _________ Enter the amount from your 2019 exceed your contribution percentage limitation federal form 8990, line 30, as calculated under IRC § 170(b) in tax year 2018, the amount using the 30% ATI limitation (use your pro of the excess was added back on line 11 of the forma 2019 federal 8990 if necessary). 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet. If 5. _________ Subtract line 3 from line 4 of this you included such an add back in tax year 2018, worksheet. If zero or less, STOP, you do not you may recalculate your Iowa contribution have a current year Iowa business interest carryforward amount under IRC § 170(d) for tax expense adjustment to enter on your IA 101, years 2019-2023 to include the amount added line 3, subline “3b”. If greater than zero enter back on line 11 of the 2018 Nonconformity here and continue to line 6 of this worksheet. Adjustments Worksheet. 6. _________ Enter the amount from Part II, row To the extent the recalculation of your Iowa b, Column A of this IA 101. contribution carryforward to include either of the 7. _________ Enter the lesser of the amount on amounts described above increases your line 5 or line 6 of this worksheet here. This is current year charitable contribution deduction, your 2019 Iowa business interest expense enter that deduction here. No adjustment shall carryforward adjustment. Also enter this be made on this line for tax year 2024 or later. amount on Part I, line 3, subline “3b” of this Line 5: Treatment of S-Corp charitable form. contributions for certain Electing Small The total amount entered on line 3 equals the Business Trust (ESBT) shareholders sum of sublines “3a” and “3b”. No ESBTs only: Enter as a positive adjustment on adjustment is allowed on line 3 for tax years this line the amount of any charitable beginning on or after January 1, 2020. contribution deduction carryforward allowed as a deduction for federal purposes this year, Line 4: Charitable contribution limitations which you were already allowed to deduct for (IA 1120 and IA 1120F filers only). Iowa tax purposes on the 2018 Nonconformity Individuals: Enter zero and account for this Adjustments Worksheet, line 12, due to Iowa’s adjustment on IA 1040, Schedule A. nonconformity. For tax year 2018 only, Iowa did not conform It is possible that not all ESBT charitable with the federal repeal of the charitable contribution adjustments on this line due to 2018 deduction for college athletic event seating nonconformity will be taken in the same year. If rights under § 13704 of the TCJA. If you made you do not claim your entire federal carryforward such a charitable contribution in 2018 and it was attributable to this 2018 Iowa nonconformity not otherwise limited by your contribution deduction for federal tax purposes in one year, percentage limitation under IRC § 170(b), it was use Part II of this form to track your adjustments deducted on line 11 of the 2018 Nonconformity over multiple years. The cumulative positive Adjustments Worksheet. However, if the adjustments entered on this line for all years allowable deduction was instead limited and not shall not exceed the amount subtracted on line deductible for Iowa tax purposes in 2018, you 12 of the 2018 Iowa Nonconformity Adjustments may recalculate your Iowa contribution Worksheet (IA 101 Part II, row c, Column A). carryforward amount under IRC § 170(d) for tax 42-029e (09/29/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 4 Line 6: Limitation on excess farm losses equal the amount you deducted on line 14 of the 2018 Iowa Nonconformity Adjustments For tax year 2018, the limitation on excess farm Worksheet for the employee(s) and the stock(s) losses for noncorporate taxpayers in IRC § for which you are allowed a federal deduction 461(j) still applied for Iowa tax purposes. This this year. means that you may have a carryforward of excess farm losses as described in IRC § It is possible that adjustments on this line due to 461(j)(2) for Iowa purposes from tax year 2018 2018 nonconformity will need to be taken over to tax year 2019, even though you had no such multiple years if the deferred income from 2018 carryforward for federal purposes. is included in the employees’ federal income in Noncorporate taxpayers were instructed, on the different years. If not all adjustments attributable Iowa 1040, to calculate their 2018 excess farm to Qualified Equity Grants from 2018 are made loss limitation (and carryforward amount to in one year, use Part II of this form to track your 2019) using the 2017 federal schedule F excess adjustments over multiple years. The farm loss worksheets and to add the disallowed cumulative adjustments entered on this line for amount back on their 2018 IA 1040, line 14, all of the years in which you have an adjustment using code “m”. Enter the allowable amount of on this line shall not exceed the amount you your carryforward to 2019 on line 6 of the IA 101. entered on line 14 of the 2018 Nonconformity The deduction entered on this line may not Adjustments Worksheet (IA 101 Part II, row d, exceed the amount of carryforward generated Column A). for Iowa purposes in tax year 2018 under IRC § Line 8: Capitalization rules 461(j) and previously added back. Certain amounts of interest expense incurred in No deduction is allowed on this line for tax year the aging process of beer, wine, or distilled 2020 or later. spirits and of replanting costs incurred in the Line 7: Qualified equity grants replanting of citrus plants lost by reason of casualty as provided in IRC § 263A(d)(2)(C) Employees: Enter as a negative adjustment the were allowed as a deduction for federal amount of income, if any, included on your purposes but not for Iowa purposes in 2018. federal return that is attributable to qualified stock for which you made the election in IRC § Enter these amounts as a negative adjustment 83(i) in tax year 2018. This adjustment applies on line 8 in the year or years in which you only if you made an IRC § 83(i) election in 2018 dispose of the property for which the 2018 and had to include the stock as income on your federal deduction was allowed. You may only 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet. If deduct amounts attributable to property which you made an IRC § 83(i) election in 2019 or any you actually disposed of in any given year, so it later year, or made the election in 2018 but did may take more than one year to recover all costs not file an Iowa return for that year, no entered on line 15 of the 2018 Iowa adjustment should be made on this line. The Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet. The amount entered on this line may not exceed the cumulative amounts entered on this line for all amount of income you included on line 14 of the years may not exceed the amount you entered 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet for on line 15 of the 2018 Iowa Nonconformity the stock you are including in federal income Adjustments Worksheet for a given asset. Use this year. IA 101 Part II to track your allowable deductions for this line over time. The cumulative Employers: Enter, as a positive adjustment, the adjustments entered on this line for all years amount of any deduction you were allowed in shall not exceed the amount you entered on line the current year for income attributable to 15 of the 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments qualified stock for which your employee made Worksheet (IA 101 Part II, row e, Column A). an IRC § 83(i) election in tax year 2018, and for which you were allowed an Iowa, but not a Line 9: Qualified opportunity zones federal, deduction in 2018 due to Iowa’s If you made an investment of capital gains in a nonconformity with IRC § 83(i) for that year. The federal qualified opportunity fund in tax year positive adjustment entered on this line should 2018 that qualified for deferral from inclusion in 42-029f (09/29/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 5 federal taxable income under IRC § 1400Z-2, of the 2018 Nonconformity Worksheet (IA 101 and that capital gain income was added back for Part II, row g, Column A). Iowa tax purposes on line 17 of your 2018 Line 11: Sales or transfers involving 10- Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, you are percent owned foreign corporations allowed a subtraction for Iowa tax purposes If you are required to adjust your basis in a during the tax year the capital gains are specified 10-percent owned foreign corporation ultimately included in federal taxable income. under IRC § 961(d) and part of that basis This subtraction is equal to the total amount of adjustment includes a reduction in basis for an the previously-deferred capital gains that are IRC § 245A deduction taken for federal included in federal taxable income, not to purposes, but not allowed for Iowa purposes in exceed the amount previously included on line tax year 2018, you may add back the amount of 17 of your 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments that 2018 federal § 245A deduction to your basis Worksheet. for purposes of calculating your Iowa loss in the It is possible that the total adjustment will be year of the stock disposition. Your basis subtracted over several years if the capital gain adjustment may not exceed the amount you is recognized in different years for federal entered on line 28 of the 2018 Nonconformity purposes. Use Part II of this form to track your Adjustments Worksheet that was attributable to adjustments over multiple years. The your ownership in the corporation for which you cumulative amount of negative adjustments on are disposing of stock in the current year. this line for all tax years cannot exceed the Line 12: Other adjustments amount added back on line 17 of the 2018 Iowa Attach a supporting schedule explaining the Nonconformity Worksheet (Part II, row f, adjustment amount(s) entered on this line. Enter Column A). on this line any adjustments to taxable income No adjustment is allowed on this line for tax resulting from carryforward issues related to years beginning on or after January 1, 2027. 2018 nonconformity not included elsewhere. Line 10: Basis limitation on partnership This may include adjustments for federal losses limitations triggered by recalculated federal taxable income. Also enter certain adjustments For tax year 2018 Iowa did not require partners to taxable income resulting from 2019 to include charitable contributions or foreign nonconformity to the Taxpayer Certainty and taxes in the partners’ loss limitation calculation Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019 (Public Law 116- as described in IRC § 704(d)(3)(A). As a result, 94), or the CARES Act of 2020 (Public Law 116- the partners may have been allowed a larger 136). The Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax partnership loss deduction in 2018 for Iowa Relief Act nonconformity adjustments reported purposes than for federal purposes, and on this line include but are not limited to the therefore have less carryforward to deduct in exclusion from gross income of discharged 2019 and subsequent tax years. Enter as a principal residence indebtedness, positive adjustment on this line any amount that empowerment zone tax incentives, energy was allowed as a 2018 deduction for Iowa efficient commercial buildings deduction, purposes on line 19 of the 2018 Nonconformity qualified electric utilities sales to implement Adjustments Worksheet, but for federal Federal Energy Regulatory Commission purposes was disallowed in 2018, carried (FERC) or state electric restructuring policy, tax- forward, and deducted this year. favored withdrawals from retirement plans, It may take several years for the partner to add recontributions of retirement account back all amounts that were deductible for Iowa withdrawals for home purchases, and loans purposes but disallowed and carried forward for from qualified plans. For more information, see federal purposes as a result of this provision. the Department’s nonconformity guidance Use Part II of this form to track your adjustments available at: tax.iowa.gov/iowa-nonconformity- over multiple years. The cumulative amount of taxpayer-certainty-and-disaster-tax-relief-act- positive adjustments on this line for all tax years 2019. cannot exceed the amount subtracted on line 19 42-029g (09/29/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 6 The CARES Act nonconformity adjustments A should be the same each year you use this reported on this line include the limitation on form. excess business losses. For more information, Row a: Contributions to capital see the Department’s nonconformity guidance Insert the amount reported on your 2018 available at: tax.iowa.gov/cares-conformity. Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 1. Line 13: Total This amount should have been a negative Total lines 1-12. Enter the results in the appropriate place on your Iowa tax return, as adjustment in 2018, but enter that figure as a provided in the chart below. positive amount here. Enter positive Enter negative Row b: Limitations on business interest Iowa amounts from line amounts from line expense (TY 2019 only) Form: 13 on: 13 on: Insert the amount of your 2018 nonconformity 1040 Other income, line Other income, line adjustment attributable to the business interest 14, code x 14, code x expense limitation. This amount should have 1041 Other income, line Other income, line been a negative adjustment in 2018, but enter 8 8 that figure as a positive amount here. 1065 Part III, line 3 Part III, line 6 For individuals, this will be the sum of the amount you entered on your 2018 IA 1040, line 14, Code “u”, and the amounts shown on all 1120 Schedule A, line 15 Schedule A, line 15 2019 IA 1065 Schedule K-1s, line 17 that you received. 1120S Part III, line 3 Part III, line 7 For entities taxed as partnerships, this will be the sum of the amounts shown on all 2019 IA 1120F Schedule A, line 6 Schedule D, line 7 1065 Schedule K-1s, line 17 that you received as a partner in another partnership, but should Part II: Accumulated IA 101 nonconformity not include the amount that you entered on your adjustments 2018 Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, Part II of this form was created to assist line 3 and reported to your partners on the taxpayers in calculating the remaining amount partners’ 2019 IA 1065 K-1s, line 17. of nonconformity adjustments which may be For all other taxpayers, this will be the sum of required on Part I of this form in future tax the amount you entered on your 2018 years. Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 3 Part II is intended to track cumulative and the amounts shown on all 2019 IA 1065 adjustments over time. In order to ensure all Schedule K-1s, line 17 that you received as a calculations in Part II are accurate, all entries in partner in another partnership. Part II should be entered as positive amounts, If you received a 2018 IA 1065 Schedule K-1 even if the adjustment in Part I was negative (a from a partnership but did not receive a 2019 IA deduction). 1065 Schedule K-1 from that partnership, Column A: 2018 nonconformity adjustment contact that partnership and request information amount on your share of the partnership’s 2018 Generally, insert on rows a-g the amount of the business interest expense adjustment, if any, 2018 nonconformity adjustment reported. This that would have been included on the 2019 IA amount may have been a negative adjustment 1065 Schedule K-1, line 17. in 2018, if this is the case, enter that figure as a positive amount here. The amounts in Column 42-029h (09/25/2020) |
2020 IA 101 Instructions, page 7 CAUTION: For partnerships, the amount A you have no current or future Column C entered in Column A should not exceed, but adjustments. The amount in Column B can may be less than, the sum of the amounts listed never exceed the amount in Column A. in your 2018 federal form 8990, Schedule A, Column C: Current year IA 101 column (c). For all other taxpayers, the amount nonconformity adjustment entered in Column A should not exceed, but Enter the amount reported on Part I by may be less than, the sum of your 2018 federal appropriate row category for the current tax form 8990, line 31, plus the sum of the amounts year. The amount in Column C should always listed in your 2018 federal form 8990, Schedule be entered as a positive number, even if you A, column (c). made a negative adjustment for the Row c: S-Corporation charitable corresponding line in Part I. contributions for ESBT Shareholders Row b: Limitations on business interest Insert the amount from your 2018 expense Enter only the amount from line 3b of Nonconformity Adjustment Worksheet, line 12. Part I in Column C, row b. Do not include the This amount should have been a negative amount from Part I, line 3a or line 3 (unless the adjustment in 2018, but enter that figure as a amount on line 3 is the same as the amount on positive amount here. 3b) in Part II of this form, as this will result in an Row d: Qualified equity grants incorrect calculation of the carryforward amount Insert the amount from your 2018 to tax year 2020. Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 14. Column D: Amount remaining as adjustment The amount may have been either a positive for future years on IA 101 (employee) or negative (employer) adjustment Column D will equal the amount reported in in 2018. Always enter that figure as a positive Column A, less the amount reported in Column amount in Part II. B, less the amount reported in Column C. This Row e: Capitalization rules amount can never be negative. Insert the amount from your 2018 For rows a, b, c, and g this is the amount you Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 15. have remaining to add back in future years. This should be a positive amount. For rows e, and f, this is the amount you have Row f: Qualified opportunity zones remaining to deduct in future years. Insert the amount from your 2018 For row b, once you have completed the 2020 Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 17. IA 163A Interest Expense Carryover Adjustment This should be a positive amount. in tax year 2020, the amount in Column D Row g: Basis limitation on partnership should be 0 for 2020 and all subsequent tax losses years. Insert the amount from your 2018 For row d, if you had a 2018 adjustment Nonconformity Adjustments Worksheet, line 19. because you were an employee who was This amount should have been a negative required to include a deferred federal amount for adjustment in 2018, but enter that figure as a Iowa purposes, this is the amount you have positive amount here. remaining to deduct in future years. If you were an employer who was allowed a deduction in Column B: IA 101 adjustments claimed in 2018 because your employee was not allowed prior years to defer recognition of qualifying stocks, this is Report in Column B the sum of the amounts, by the amount you have remaining to add back in appropriate row category, you entered on your future years. IA 101 for all prior years (beginning in tax year 2019). This should equal the sum of the Part II, Column B and Column C from your most recently filed prior year IA 101. For the first tax year that you file an IA 101, these amounts should be zero. If Column B is equal to Column 42-029i (09/29/2020) |