Minimum Tax Credit Sample Clauses

Minimum Tax Credit. Y is a C cor- poration that elects to become an S corpora- tion effective January 1, 1996. On that date, Asset#1 has a fair market value of $5,000,000, a basis for regular tax purposes of $4,000,000, and a basis for alternative minimum tax pur- poses of $4,750,000. Y also has a minimum tax credit of $310,000 from 1995. Y has no other assets, no net operating or capital loss carryforwards, and no business credit carryforwards. In 1996, Y’s only transaction is the sale of Asset #1 for $5,000,000. There- fore, Y has net recognized built-in gain in 1996 of $1,000,000 ($5,000,000¥$4,000,000=$1,000,000) and a ten- tative tax under paragraph (a)(3) of § 1.1374–1 of $350,000 ($1,000,000×.35=$350,000, assuming a 35 percent tax rate). Also, Y’s tentative min- imum tax determined under paragraph (b) of this section is $47,000 [$5,000,000¥$4,750,000=$250,000¥$15,000 ($40,000 corporate exemption amount ¥$25,000 phase- out = $15,000) = $235,000×.20 = $47,000, assum- ing a 20 percent tax rate]. Thus, Y may use its minimum tax credit in the amount of $303,000 ($350,000¥$47,000=$303,000) to offset its section 1374 tentative tax. As a result, Y’s section 1374 tax is $47,000 ($350,000¥$303,000=$47,000) in 1996 and Y has a minimum tax credit attributable to years for which Y was a C corporation of $7,000 ($310,000¥$303,000=$7,000). [T.D. 8579, 59 FR 66469, Dec. 27, 1994]
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Minimum Tax Credit. The minimum tax credit, in a year of consolidated credit utilization, shall be tentatively allocated among the companies participating in the consolidated return in an amount equal to the lesser of (1) each company's separate minimum tax credit carryforward or (2) the excess of its allocated regular tax over its separate AMT. If the total of such tentative minimum tax allocations exceeds the available consolidated credit for the taxable year, then the minimum tax credit allocation is made in proportion to the separate company positive excess amount to the combined total of all such amounts. If the tentative allocation is less than the consolidated minimum tax credit utilized, the difference between the consolidated credit utilization and the total of the tentative allocations shall be allocated to those companies in proportion to each company's remaining minimum tax credit carryforward to the combined total of such carryforwards. The total minimum tax credit utilized for a tax year will equal the sum of the amounts allocated in the two step computation. 3.
Minimum Tax Credit. The minimum tax credit, in a year of consolidated credit utilization, shall be tentatively allocated among the companies participating in the consolidated return in an amount equal to the lesser of (1) each company's separate minimum
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