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Form FPC (Obsolete) is obsolete, and is no longer supported by the Montana Department of Revenue.

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Film Production Credit
Form FPC (Obsolete)

Clear Form MONTANA FPC Rev 04 14 2014 Film Production Credit 15-31-901 through 15-31-911, MCA Name (as it appears on your Montana tax return) Social Security Number - - OR Federal Employer Identification Number - If this credit is passed through to you from a partnership or S corporation, enter the entity’s name, FEIN and the percentage used to report the partnership or S corporation’s income or loss for Montana income tax purposes. Name_____________________________________ FEIN - Percentage____________ % Film Certification Number issued by the Montana Department of Commerce____________________________________ Employment Production Credit 1. Enter your 2014 employment production credit from Schedule I, Column E, line 19 here. This is your employment production credit................................ 1.___________________ Employment Production Credit Election: The taxpayer can make a one-time election to claim the employment production credit as follows: • the credit may be refunded, or • the credit may be applied against the 2014 tax liability with any unused credit carried forward for the four succeeding tax years. If the production company is a C corporation, sole proprietorship, or a limited liability company taxed as a C corporation, the election is made by the production company. If the production company is an S corporation, a partnership, or a limited liability company taxed as an S corporation or partnership, the election is made by each of the shareholders, partners or members for their share of the credit, and not by the entity. Mark the box below for your election. q Carryover Credit q Refundable Credit Qualified Expenditures Credit 2. Enter your 2014 qualified expenditures credit from Schedule II, Column D, line 23 here. This is your qualified expenditures credit.......................................................................... 2.___________________ The qualified expenditures credit portion of your film production credit is required to be refunded for tax year 2014 if your tax liability is less than the amount of the credit. If you are claiming the Qualified Expenditures Credit, a corporate officer, partner or member is required to certify that all Montana vendors were paid in full. Certification Statement I,_____________________________________________ , certify under penalty of false swearing, as provided in 15-31908(2)(b), MCA, that each Montana vendor has been paid in full for all goods and services purchased in connection with the state-certified production. ____________________ Date _______________________________________________________ Signature of Corporate Officer, Partner, or Member _______________________________________________________ Printed Name and Title Total Film Production Credit 3. Add lines 1 and 2. This is your total film production credit............................................... 3.___________________ ►You are required to complete a separate Form FPC for each qualifying production for which you are applying for the production credit. Where to Report Your Credit ► Individuals: Form 2, Schedule V ► C corporations: Form CIT, Schedule C ► S corporations: Form CLT-4S, Schedule II ► Partnerships: Form PR-1, Schedule II Clear Page Form FPC, Page 2 - 2014 SSN - - OR FEIN - Schedule I, Employment Production Credit ►► If you have more than 16 cast and crew members participating in a qualified production, you may use additional copies of Schedule I. ►► Do not include the compensation listed below as a deduction when computing your net income for corporation income tax or individual income tax purposes. Column A Enter the names alphabetically, by last name, of all Montana residents who are participating as a cast or crew member in the production. Column B Enter the participant’s Social Security Number. Column C Column D If the participant is a Montana resident and you marked “yes” in Do you Column C, enter have a the first $50,000 declaration Enter the total amount or less of actual of of compensation paid compensation residency during your production paid to each (Form to each resident listed Montana FPC-RD) in Column A. resident. (Do not on file? enter an amount Mark “yes” in Column E if or “no.” the participant is not a Montana resident.) 1. Enter on line 1, column E, the aggregate amount of compensation paid to Montana residents previously reported at the completion of principal photography. Include a copy of your previously submitted Form FPC-PP with this application.................................................................................. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Column E q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no q yes q no 18. Add the amounts in Column E and enter the result here.............................................................. 18. 19. Multiply the amount in Column E, line 18 by 0.14 (14%) and enter the results here and on page 1, line 1. This is your employment production credit.......................................... 19. Clear Page Form FPC, Page 3 - 2014 SSN - - OR FEIN - Schedule II, Qualified Expenditures Credit ►► If you have more than 21 qualified expenditures, you may use additional copies of Schedule II. ►► Do not include the expenditures listed below as a deduction when computing your net income for corporation income tax or individual income tax purposes. Column A Column B Column C Column D Enter the name of the business Enter a brief description of the qualified Enter the date Enter the total or individual to which a qualified expenditure (i.e. lumber, lodging, meals, of the qualified amount of expenditure was made. maintenance, etc.). expenditure. the qualified expenditure. 1. Enter in line 1, column D, the aggregate amount of expenditures previously reported at the completion of principal photography. Include a copy of your previously submitted Form FPC-PP with this application......................................................................................................................... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Add the amounts in Column D and enter the result here.............................................................. 22. 23. Multiply the amount in Column D, line 22 by 0.09 (9%) and enter the result here and on page 1, line 2. This is your qualified expenditures credit.................................................... 23. If you file your Montana tax return electronically, you do not need to mail this form to us unless we ask you for a copy. When you file electronically, you represent that you have retained the required documents in your tax records and will provide them upon the department’s request. Form FPC General Instructions What is a “state-certified production?” A state certified production is a production that is certified by the Montana Department of Commerce and is produced by a production company that has a national or regional distribution plan that includes, but is not limited to, a major theatrical exhibition, film festival, television network, cable television programming, magazine advertising, or video or internet distribution. How do I certify my production and obtain a Film Certification Number? To obtain certification, you have to file an application with the Montana Department of Commerce. You can request an application form by contacting the Montana Department of Commerce Film Office at (406) 841-2876 (in Montana) or 800-553-4563 (out-of-state), or e-mail them at [email protected]. Once the Montana Film Office reviews and approves your application, they will assign a certification number to your production and notify the Montana Department of Revenue. How do I determine the amount of compensation I paid to a Montana resident when calculating my employment production credit? Include the salaries, wages and any other compensation such as related taxable benefits that are reported as social security wages or taxable benefits on federal Form W-2. Report the eligible compensation expenses that were paid to Montana residents during your production. Do not include amounts paid to independent contractors for contract labor that are reportable on federal Form 1099-MISC. How do I determine the amount of my qualified expenditures when calculating my qualified expenditures credit? The expenditures that qualify for this credit are those made by you in Montana that are directly related to your state-certified production. This includes, but may not be limited to, expenses for lodging, restaurant and food expenses, location fees, lumber and construction materials, rental of production equipment and vehicles, and supplies and materials that will be used in the production. The employment production credit is based on the amount of compensation that I paid to Montana residents. How do I determine if the individual I employ is a Montana resident? During the hiring process, the production company is required to obtain a declaration of residency form, Form FPC-RD, for each Montana resident. The form, along with the supporting evidence listed, must be retained in your company records. See Form FPC-RD for detailed information defining a Montana resident. As a pass-through entity, how do I complete Form FPC and report the credit information to the owners of my pass-through entity? An S corporation, partnership or limited liability company completes Form FPC, along with Schedules I and II, but does not make the Employment Production Credit Election. The election is made by each of the owners of your pass-through entity for their portion of the credit. Attach Form FPC to your Montana information return, Form CLT-4S or PR-1. On the Montana Schedule K-1, provide your owners’ shares of the credit, compensation and expenses relating to these credits. The amount of film production credits, compensation and qualified expenditures that are required to be added back to income are allocated to each of your owners based on the same proportion that is used to report their income or loss for state tax purposes. How do I complete Form FPC and obtain the credits if I am an owner in a pass-through entity? As a shareholder of an S corporation, a partner of a partnership, or a member of a limited liability company that has qualified for the film production credit, you are entitled to apply the portion of the credit that has been passed through to you against your tax liability. Your portion of the credit can be obtained from the Montana Schedule K-1 that you received from the entity. In addition to reporting your portion of the credit, you will need to provide the partnership’s or C corporation’s name and Federal Employer Identification Number. You are required to complete your personal information on the top of Form FPC, page 1. Report the amount of your credit and make the election to have any unused employment production credit refunded or to have it carried forward and applied against your tax liabilities in the next succeeding four years. If you are a partner or shareholder in more than one partnership or S corporation, you will need to complete a separate Form FPC for each entity you are receiving the credit from. Film Production Credit A production company will first need to complete Form FPC, Schedules I and II, before it can calculate the film production credit. Schedule I Employment Production Credit Column E, Line 1 – Enter on Column E, line 1, the total amount of qualified compensation previously submitted, and include a copy of your previously submitted Form FPC-PP with the application. Column A – Enter the names alphabetically by last name of all resident cast and crew members who were employed by the production company during the production. Do not include in this list any compensation that you have elected to treat as qualified expenditures. Do not include nonresidents who did not perform services in Montana. If you have more than 16 cast and crew members participating in the qualified production, you may use additional copies of Schedule I. Column B – Enter the social security number of each cast or crew member. Column C – Before you can claim the cast or crew member as a Montana resident, you will need to have the individual complete Montana Form FPC-RD, Montana Declaration of Residency. You are required to maintain the forms in your company records and provide us a copy if requested. Column D – Enter the total amount of compensation that you paid to each Montana resident during your production. Include the amount of social security wages and taxable benefits that is reported on federal Form W-2. Do not include amounts paid to independent contractors for contract labor reportable on federal Form 1099-MISC. Column E – Your employment production credit is limited to 14% of the first $50,000 of compensation paid to each Montana resident. Add the amounts in Column E and enter on line 18. Multiply the amount by 0.14 (14%) and enter the result on line 19. Enter the result on Form FPC, page 1, line 1. This is your employment production credit. Schedule II Qualified Expenditures Credit Column D, Line 1 – Enter on Column D, line 1, the total amount of qualified expenditures previously submitted, and include a copy of your previously submitted Form FPC-PP with the application. Column A – Enter the name of the business or individual that you paid. Do not include any expenses that you previously submitted and reported on line 1. Refer to page 1 of the instructions for a definition of qualified expenditures. Column B – Enter a brief description of the qualified expenditures (i.e. lumber, lodging, meals, maintenance, etc.). Column C – Enter the date you paid the qualified expenditure. Column D – Enter the total amount of each qualified expenditure. Add the amounts in Column D and enter on line 22. Multiply the amount by 0.09 (9%) and enter the result on line 23. Enter the result on Form FPC, page 1, line 2. This is your qualified expenditures credit. Total Film Production Credit Line 1 – Enter your employment production credit from Schedule I, Column E, line 19. If the production company is a C corporation, sole proprietorship or limited liability company taxed as a C corporation, the election is made by the production company. If the production company is an S corporation, a partnership, or a limited liability company that elects to be taxed as an S corporation or partnership, the election is made by each of the shareholders, partners, or members for their share of the credit, and not by the entity. The election is a one time irrevocable election to treat any unused employment production credit as a carryforward credit that can be carried forward up to four succeeding tax years and applied against any further tax liabilities or to have it refunded to you upon filing this year’s tax return. Line 2 – Enter your qualified expenditures credit from Schedule II, Column D, line 23 on line 2. Line 3 – Add the amount on lines 1 and 2 and enter the result on line 3. This is your combined film production credit. Recapture of previously claimed credits. If the Department of Commerce revokes a production company’s state certification, the production company is required to refund any amount of the employment production or qualified expenditures credit claimed and to pay penalties and accrued interest as if the amount required to be refunded is unpaid tax. Administrative Rules of Montana: Title 42, Chapter 4, Subchapter 33 Questions? Call us toll free at (866) 859-2254 (in Helena, 444-6900).
Extracted from PDF file 2017-montana-form-fpc.pdf, last modified March 2015

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Sole proprietorships or disregarded entities like LLCs are filed on Schedule C (or the state equivalent) of the owner's personal income tax return, flow-through entities like S Corporations or Partnerships are generally required to file an informational return equivilent to the IRS Form 1120S or Form 1065, and full corporations must file the equivalent of federal Form 1120 (and, unlike flow-through corporations, are often subject to a corporate tax liability).

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