35 Miss. Code. R. 3-09-1-104 - Composite Returns
1. A partnership is
allowed to file a composite return on behalf of its partners in very limited
circumstances. A composite return is a return in which a partnership pays the
income tax due for some, or all, of its partners. The only partners who are
eligible to be included in the composite return are nonresident partners
without any activity in Mississippi other than that from the
partnership.
2. Resident partners
and nonresident partners with other activity in Mississippi cannot be included
in a composite return. Each of these partners must file his own
return.
3. If a composite return is
filed, the partnership return is completed like any other partnership return,
but an additional schedule is attached listing the partners, the partner's
identification or social security number, and the partner's distribution that
is to be included in the composite return. The partnership then files a
nonresident individual return under the partnership name and identification
number in which it includes the composite income.
4. The partnership is allowed to deduct 10%
of adjusted gross income not to exceed $5,000 per composite return on the
income that relates to individuals as the amount for personal exemptions or
standard deductions.
5. Once a
partnership begins filing a composite return, it must continue unless
permission to change is granted in writing by the Commissioner.
Notes
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