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Apportionment Information > Schedule R-2 dialog (1065-CA)
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Use this window to enter Schedule R-2 information.
To open the
Schedule R-2
window, select View
, Apportionment
, California
tab, and select Schedule R-2
. Note that you'll need to have a 1065-CA client open to open this window.Schedule R-2 Information
UltraTax CS uses the information you enter in this window to complete form fields and answer questions that aren't addressed in the Apportionment Information spreadsheet.
Nature and location of California activities
Briefly describe the nature and location of California business activities in the statement.
Title and principal business activity of all joint ventures, partnerships, or LLCs
State the exact title and principal activity of any joint ventures, partnerships, or LLCs in the statement.
Does Schedule R-1 include all sales shipped from CA where purchaser is the US Government?
If no, in the statement, explain why Schedule R-1 doesn't include all sales shipped from California where purchaser is the US Government. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters Yes as the default answer.
Does the CA sales in Schedule R-1 include all sales shipped from CA to states in which the taxpayer is not subject to tax?
If no, in the statement, explain why Schedule R-1 doesn't include all sales shipped from California to states in which the taxpayer isn't subject to tax. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters Yes as the default answer.
Did the taxpayer use reasonable approximation to assign sales under Schedule R-1, Part A, line 1c (i)-(iv)?
If yes, in the statement, explain approximation used to assign sales. If this state is blank, UltraTax CS enters No as the default answer.
Did the taxpayer change reasonable approximation method to assign sales from last tax return filed?
If yes, in the statement, explain the change from the last tax return filed of the method used to assign sales. If this state is blank, UltraTax CS enters No as the default answer.
Are amounts reported on Sch R-1 treated consistently on all state tax returns filed?
If no, in the statement, explain why the non-business components on Schedule R and the apportionment factor components reported on Schedule R-1 aren't treated consistently on all state tax returns. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters Yes as the default answer.
Has the entity changed the way income is apportioned or allocated to CA from prior year returns?
If yes, in the statement, explain the change in the way income is apportioned or allocated to California from prior years. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters No as the default answer.
Does the CA sales figure on Schedule R-1 include all sales shipped to CA destinations?
If no, in the statement, explain why the sales figure on Schedule R-1 doesn't include all sales shipped to California destinations. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters Yes as the default answer.
Does CA sales figure on Schedule R-1 include all sales delivered to customers outside CA which have ultimate destination in CA?
If no, in the statement, explain why the sales figure on Schedule R-1 doesn't include all sales delivered to customers outside California that have an ultimate destination in California. If this statement is blank, UltraTax CS enters Yes as the default answer.