SB499 HFIN AMT

McO

 

The Committee on Finance moves to amend the title of the bill to read as follows:

            S. B. 499 -- “A BILL to amend and reenact §11-10-3, §11-10-4, §11-10-7, §11-10-14, §11-10-15, and §11-10-16 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended; to amend said code by adding thereto a new section, designated §11-10-18c; to amend and reenact §11-21-3, §11-21-51a, §11-21-59, and §11-21-71a of said code; to amend said code by adding thereto four new sections, designated §11-21-37a, §11-21-37b, §11-21-37c, and §11-21-59a; to amend said code by adding thereto a new article, designated §11-21A-1, §11-21A-2, §11-21A-3, §11-21A-4, §11-21A-5, §11-21A-6, §11-21A-7, §11-21A-8, §11-21A-9, §11-21A-10, §11-21A-11, and §11-21A-12; and to amend and reenact §11-24-20 of said code, all relating generally to amending West Virginia tax laws to conform to changes in how partnerships and their partners and other pass-through entities and their equity owners are treated for federal income tax purposes for tax years beginning after December 31, 2017; amending West Virginia Tax Procedures and Administration Act, Personal Income Tax Act, and Corporation Net Income Tax Act to provide for administration, collection, and enforcement of income tax on certain partnerships and other pass-through entities treated as partnerships for federal income tax purposes and their partners and equity owners in conformity with changes made by United States Congress in how these entities and their equity owners are treated for federal income tax purposes for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2017; providing for application of West Virginia Tax Procedure and Administration Act to apply to imputed income taxes imposed on partnerships and other pass-through entities; imposing addition to tax for failure of partnership and other pass-through entity to file partnership’s returns and reports; imposing imputed personal income tax on certain partnerships and other pass-through entities treated like partnerships for federal income tax purposes based on federal audit adjustments; providing general rules and special rules for allocation and apportionment of business income; providing for filing of amended composite personal income tax returns by pass-through entities on behalf of nonresident equity owners; providing additional rules for reporting of federal changes to federal taxable incomes; providing amended rules for reporting of federal adjustments by Internal Revenue Service or other competent authority; providing rules for reporting adjustments by other states’ resident claims credit for tax paid to another state; providing for pass-through entity withholding on nonresidents when partnership or other pass-through entity pushes federal audit adjustments out to equity owners; adding a new article providing for administration, collection, and enforcement of additional West Virginia income taxes from certain partnerships and other pass-through entities treated like partnerships for federal income tax purposes, or their equity owners, that are attributable to federal audit adjustments; defining certain terms; providing for reporting of adjustments to federal taxable income; providing for reporting of federal audit adjustments resulting from federal audit of pass-through entity or from administrative adjustment requests; providing for assessment of additional West Virginia income taxes, interest, and additions to tax arising from federal adjustments to federal taxable income within applicable statute of limitations; allowing payment of estimated West Virginia income tax payments during course of federal audit of certain partnerships and other pass-through entities treated as partnerships for federal income tax purposes; providing for refund or credit of West Virginia income taxes attributable to finalized federal audit adjustments; providing rules for scope of audit adjustments and extensions of time; specifying effective dates; providing for legislative, interpretive, and procedural rules; providing for Tax Procedures and Administration Act and Tax Crimes and Penalties Act to apply to imputed income tax imposed on certain partnerships and other pass-through entities treated as partnerships for federal income tax purposes; providing additional rules for reporting of changes in federal taxable income of corporations; making technical corrections in existing code sections being amended; and specifying effective dates.”