20 NYCRR § 3-8.8
Impact of combined group changes on the PNOLC subtraction
# (a)
If a corporation that filed separately subsequently joins a combined group in a later taxable year, the corporation’s PNOLC subtraction allotment and unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward are added to the combined group’s PNOLC subtraction allotment and unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward, respectively, subject to the rules in section 210(1)(a)(viii)(B) and this Subpart.
# (b)
If a corporation is a member of a combined group and subsequently leaves that group in a later taxable year, the leaving member of the combined group takes its own PNOLC subtraction allotment with it to use in future taxable years. In addition, such member also takes its own share of the combined group’s combined unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward, which shall be based upon its share of the combined group’s PNOLC subtraction available for use in the last year it was included in the combined group. If the leaving corporation joins another combined group, its PNOLC subtraction allotment and unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward are added to the combined group’s PNOLC subtraction allotment and unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward, respectively, subject to the rules in section 210(1)(a)(viii)(B) and this Subpart. If such corporation does not join another combined group, it is allowed its PNOLC subtraction allotment and unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward on a separate basis, subject to the rules in section 210(1)(a)(viii)(B) and this Subpart. The remaining combined group must reduce its unused PNOLC subtraction carryforward by the leaving member’s share of such unused carryforward.
Source: official source document (DTF adopted rule text, December 2023 corporate reform)
In this part (40 sections)
- 3-3.3 · Subtraction modifications for community banks and thrifts
- 3-3.4 · Royalty modification
- 3-4.1 · Definition of investment capital
- 3-4.2 · Constitutionally protected investment capital
- 3-4.3 · Investment capital identification procedures
- 3-4.4 · Presumed investment capital that fails the holding period…
- 3-4.5 · Definition of investment income
- 3-4.6 · Definition of other exempt income
- 3-4.7 · Attribution of interest deductions
- 3-4.8 · Safe harbor reduction election
- 3-5.1 · Definition of business capital and capital base
- 3-5.2 · Definition of business income and the business income base
- 3-6.1 · Examples. The following are examples intended to address only…
- 3-7.1 · New York investment capital gains or losses in taxable years…
- 3-7.2 · New York business capital gains or losses in taxable years…
- 3-7.3 · Capital losses sustained in taxable years beginning before…
- 3-7.4 · Capital losses sustained in taxable years beginning on or after…
- 3-7.5 · Application of New York net capital losses
- 3-7.6 · Rules for combined reports
- 3-7.7 · Record keeping
- 3-7.8 · Examples
- 3-8.1 · Definitions
- 3-8.2 · Computation of the unabsorbed net operating loss (UNOL)
- 3-8.3 · Examples
- 3-8.4 · PNOLC subtraction -- General
- 3-8.5 · Corporations that are not allowed a PNOLC subtraction
- 3-8.6 · Computation of PNOLC subtraction pool
- 3-8.7 · Computation of the PNOLC subtraction
- 3-8.8 · Impact of combined group changes on the PNOLC subtraction
- 3-8.9 · Examples
- 3-8.10 · Impact of certain corporate acquisitions on the PNOLC…
- 3-8.11 · Record-keeping
- 3-8.12 · Subsequent changes
- 3-9.1 · Definitions
- 3-9.2 · Net operating loss deduction
- 3-9.3 · Application of NOLs
- 3-9.4 · Overpayments and underpayments resulting from NOL carrybacks
- 3-9.5 · Income from discharge of indebtedness
- 3-9.6 · Carryforwards in certain corporate reorganizations and…
- 3-9.7 · Examples