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Apportionment Information > Television and Radio Broadcasting dialog (1120-ND)
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Use this window to enter alternate apportionment for North Dakota.
To open this window, select
View
, Apportionment
, the North Dakota
tab, then Television and Radio Broadcasting
.note
You must have a North Dakota return open to open this window.
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Outer-jurisdictional and film or radio programming property group box
Use the fields in this group box to enter alternate apportionment for this state. The information you enter in these fields will be subtracted from entries in the Apportionment spreadsheet for this state.
Buildings and other fixed depreciable assets
Enter buildings and other fixed depreciable asset amounts for outer-jurisdictional and film or radio programming property that are included in the Apportionment spreadsheet but should be excluded from the apportionment calculation. These amounts are subtracted from those entered in the Apportionment spreadsheet.
Other assets
Enter other asset amounts for outer-jurisdictional and film or radio programming property that are included in the Apportionment spreadsheet, but should be excluded from the apportionment calculation. These amounts are subtracted from those entered in the Apportionment spreadsheet.
Rent: Annual expense
Enter the annual rent expenses for outer-jurisdictional and film or radio programming property that are included in the Apportionment spreadsheet but should be excluded from the apportionment calculation. These amounts are subtracted from those entered in the Apportionment spreadsheet. The result is then multiplied by 8.