New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION
Chapter 7 - CORPORATION BUSINESS TAX ACT
Subchapter 18 - ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM ASSESSMENT
Section 18:7-18.6 - Gross receipts calculation; agency businesses
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 18:7-18.6
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Under the applicable accounting principles for several industries, cash flow relating to the underlying product is not considered a receipt of the taxpayer. Using this approach, a taxpayer in such a business may report as its gross receipts for Federal purposes fees it receives from its customers. This methodology enables certain high volume, low margin industries to achieve an accurate reflection of their tax liability when calculating the alternative minimum assessment (AMA).
1. For example, a professional employer
organization (PEO), which serves as a co-employer with its customers, may use this
"agency approach" in calculating its New Jersey gross receipts. Using that approach,
the PEO may report as its gross receipts for Federal purposes the administrative
fees it receives from its customers. The customers' payments of the fixed
obligations and costs relating to the employees, such as wages, taxes and benefits,
are then reported as reimbursed expenses, namely, direct expenses without profit or
indirect cost reimbursement.
2. This
approach is also applicable to other entities such as real estate and insurance
agencies, where cash flow relating to the underlying product is not considered a
receipt of the taxpayer.
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