Enlarge image | 202 2INSTRUCTIONS FOR FORM PH-1120 CITY OF PORT HURON CORPORATION RETURN Who Must File a Return Corporations must make estimated tax payments every Every corporation that is doing business in the City of year that their total City tax will exceed $250.00. To Port Huron must file a return. You must file a return make estimated payments, file Form PH-1040ES, even if the corporation did not maintain an office or place Declaration of Estimated Tax. of business in the City. You must file a return whether or Estimated taxes are payable in four equal installments. not the business has a net profit. The payments are due on the last day of the 4th, 6th, 9th and 13th month after the start of your fiscal year. For Under the Uniform City Income Tax Act all corporations calendar year taxpayers, the payments are due on April are taxed as corporations. A Sub-chapter S corporation 30, June 30, September 30, and January 31. You may must file as a corporation for Port Huron income tax also pay in full with the first voucher. If you need purposes. A corporation cannot elect to be taxed as a estimated tax forms, please call (810) 984-9741. partnership. Instructions for Page 1 Nonprofit entities that are exempt from Federal income Line 1a. Enter the net profit or loss from your Federal tax do not have to file a Port Huron return. Nonprofit corporate income tax return. You must attach a copy entities must submit a copy of their IRS determination of pages one through five of your Federal Form 1120 letter to our office. The ordinance also exempts banks, or 1120S. trust companies, insurance companies, building and loan and saving and loan associations, and credit unions. Line 1b. If you have approval to use the separate accounting method, enter your net profit or loss from Date Due and Payments page 2, Schedule C. The return is due by the last day of the fourth month, Line 2. Exclude on this line any portion of capital gains following the end of your corporation's taxable and losses occurring before the effective date of the ordinance, January 1, 1969. Compute the exclusion by year. Calendar year returns are due by May 1, using one of the following methods: 202 . The 3 return must be for the same taxable period as your federal return. 1) The difference between the purchase price and the fair market value of the asset on January 1, 1969. Mail your return and payment to: 2) Prorate the amount based on the number of months Income Tax Division since January 1, 1969 in relation to the total number of 100 McMorran Boulevard months held. Port Huron, MI 48060 Line 8. Show on this line the net operating loss carryover for the City of Port Huron. You may carry net Make all checks payable to: City of Port Huron operating losses forward for the same number of years allowed on your federal return; however, you cannot Extensions carry net operating losses back to a prior year. Attach a schedule showing the amount of unused loss by tax To get an extension, use form PH-4868, Application for year. You must have previously filed a City of Port Automatic Extension of Time to File a City Income Tax Huron return for each year showing the loss. Return. File the form on or before the due date of your return. An extension does not extend the time for Line 14. If line 10 exceeds line 13, enter the difference paying the tax due. You must pay the total estimated on line 14. This is your balance due. You must pay the tax due with the form. We will charge you penalty and balance due when you file the return. Make your check or money order payable to: City of Port Huron. interest if you underestimate or fail to pay the estimated Mail both the return and your payment to: Income Tax tax due. You do not need to file an extension if you will Division, 100 McMorran Boulevard, Port Huron, be claiming a refund. Michigan 48060. If you are paying in person, please pay at the City Treasurer's office. Declaration and Payment of Estimated Tax |
Enlarge image | Line 15. If line 13 exceeds line 10, enter the difference Line 1b. Show in column I the gross rentals for the year on line 15. This is the amount you overpaid. Show on multiplied by eight for all rented property no matter line 16 whether you want your overpayment refunded or where the property is found. In column II enter the gross credited to next year’s estimated taxes. Mail the return rentals for the year multiplied by eight for all rented to: Income Tax Division, 100 McMorran Boulevard, Port property in the City. Gross rentals refer only to real Huron, Michigan 48060. property, rented or leased. Rent includes all amounts paid, directly or indirectly, for the use or possession of Instructions for Schedule C the property. The corporation may petition for or we may require that Line 2. Show in column I the total compensation paid to you use the separate accounting method. You must all employees during the year. In column II enter the request approval to use the separate accounting in amount of compensation paid to employees for work writing. You must request approval within the first ninety done or services performed within the City of Port Huron days of your taxable year or other taxable period. Once during the year. we have granted approval to use the method, it will remain in effect if you continually use the method. To Line 3. Show in column I the total gross receipts from report using the separate accounting method, you must all sales or services rendered during the year. In column regularly keep your books and records by such a II enter the amount of receipts from sales made or method. services rendered in the City of Port Huron during the year. Lines 12 & 13. Taxpayers using the separate accounting method must include in taxable income a Line 5. In determining the average percentage, exclude proportionate share of dividends, interest, and other non- a factor only if the factor does not exist as far as your operating income. Apportion the income on the same business operation is concerned. If a factor does not basis as general administrative and overhead costs. If exist, divide the sum of the percentages by the number the division subject to Port Huron tax receives the of factors used. income directly, use direct allocation. Instructions for Schedule E Line 14. Use the same rules for rent and royalty income that you used for dividends and interest income (lines 12 Line 1. Use this line to adjust your net profit for items and 13). reflected in taxable income that are attributable to any period before January 1, 1969. Line 15. Enter the full amount of any net capital gain for the period on this line. Adjust the amount for any portion Line 6. We do not tax interest income from federal, of capital gains or losses occurring before January 1, state or municipal government obligations. 1969 on page 1, line 2. Line 7. If you reported dividend income, enter on this Line 26. Charitable contributions are deductible to the line the amount of the dividends received deduction same extent, with the same limitations, that they are allowed by the Internal Revenue Code. deductible under the Internal Revenue Code. Line 8. If you took a foreign tax credit, rather than a Line 27. Use the same basis and method to calculate foreign tax deduction on your Federal return, enter on depreciation that you used on your Federal return. this line the total foreign taxes paid or accrued (from the IRS Form 1118). Instructions for Schedule D Assistance The Business Allocation Formula is to be used by corporations with business activity both inside and If you have any questions or need help, call us at (810) outside the City of Port Huron and are not using the 984-9741; email us at incometax@porthuron.org; or separate accounting method. visit our office in room 112 of the Municipal Office Center, 100 McMorran Boulevard, Port Huron, Michigan Line 1a. Show in column I the average net book value 48060. of all real and tangible personal property owned by the business no matter where it is located. In column II show the net book value of all real and tangible personal property owned by the business in the City of Port Huron. You may find the average net book value by adding the net book value at the beginning and at the end of the year and dividing the sum by two. You may also use any other method that accurately reflects the average net book value for the year. |