20 NYCRR § 9-5.1
General
# (a)
For purposes of article 9-A, a DISC is either a “tax exempt DISC” or a “taxable DISC”. For any taxable year during which a corporation does not meet the requirements for treatment as a DISC, it will be treated in the same manner as any other taxpayer subject to tax under article 9-A.
# (b)
The term “former DISC” refers, with respect to any taxable year, to a corporation that is not a DISC during such year, but was (or was treated as) a DISC for a prior taxable year. However, a corporation will not be considered a former DISC for a taxable year unless such corporation has, at the beginning of such taxable year, undistributed previously taxed income or accumulated DISC income.
# (c)
To determine if a taxpayer that is a stockholder of a taxable DISC may be included in a combined report with the taxable DISC, see Subpart 6-2 of this Subchapter. Provided, in the case of a combined report, intercorporate dividends from a taxable DISC or a taxable former DISC are treated as business income and shall not be eliminated.
Source: official source document (DTF adopted rule text, December 2023 corporate reform)
In this part (21 sections)
- 9-1.1 · General definitions
- 9-1.2 · Definition of qualified New York manufacturer
- 9-1.3 · Contract manufacturing
- 9-1.4 · Corporate Partners
- 9-2.1 · General
- 9-2.2 · Determination of applicable methodology
- 9-2.3 · Computation of tax under the aggregate method
- 9-2.4 · Computation of tax under the entity method
- 9-2.5 · Treatment of gain or loss from the sale of a partnership…
- 9-2.6 · Election by certain foreign limited partners
- 9-3.1 · Apportionment rules for New York S corporations
- 9-3.2 · Nonresident and part-year resident shareholders of New York S…
- 9-3.3 · Examples
- 9-4.1 · General treatment of REITs and RICs
- 9-4.2 · Computation of income
- 9-4.3 · Qualified financial instrument apportionment rules for…
- 9-4.4 · Combination rules for REITs and RICs
- 9-5.1 · General
- 9-5.2 · Corporate stockholders of tax exempt DISC
- 9-5.3 · Corporate stockholders’ treatment of distribution and capital…
- 9-5.4 · Rules for treatment of earnings and profits