Rhode Island Code of Regulations
Title 280 - Department of Revenue
Chapter 20 - Division of Taxation
Subchapter 55 - Personal Income Tax
Part 7 - Trust Distributions (280-RICR-20-55-7)
Section 280-RICR-20-55-7.9 - Resident Beneficiaries' Treatment of Accumulation Distribution by a Trust
Universal Citation: 280 RI Code of Rules 20 55 7.9
Current through September 18, 2024
A. Rhode Island Income Tax Liability
1. The Rhode Island
income tax liability for the year in which an accumulation distribution is
received is the greater of:
a. The Rhode
Island income tax liability computed based on the exclusion of the accumulated
distribution from Federal taxable income. Rhode Island taxable income would
then be calculated using this adjusted Federal Taxable Income, or
b. The Rhode Island income tax liability
computed based on the Federal taxable income including the amount of
accumulation distribution less the beneficiary's allocable portion of the Rhode
Island income previously included in RI taxable income of the trust.
B. The Rhode Island Tax Adjustment
1. The Rhode Island tax adjustment
is computed as follows:
a. Based upon Federal
"throw back" rules, determine the preceding years to which the accumulation
distribution shall be carried;
b.
Recompute the Rhode Island personal income tax liability for each year
including the accumulation distribution by computing the Federal income tax
liability and applying the appropriate Rhode Island rate for that
year;
c. From the amounts
determined in §
7.9(B)(1)(b) of this Part, subtract the original Rhode Island personal income tax liability
for the beneficiary for each year to arrive at the difference in Rhode Island
income tax attributable to the distribution (not less than zero);
d. From the amounts determined in §
7.9(B)(1)(c) of this Part, subtract the Rhode Island income tax previously paid by the trust
for each year applicable to the accumulation distribution (not less than zero).
If all of the previously taxed income is not distributed, the amount of Rhode
Island tax to be subtracted should be in the same proportion as the amount of
actual distribution bears to the total accumulated income for that year.
(1) If more than one beneficiary is involved,
the amount of Rhode Island tax paid to be subtracted shall be that portion of
the tax paid that the accumulation distribution received by the beneficiary
bears to the total accumulation distribution made to all beneficiaries for that
year;
e. Add the amounts
determined in §
7.9(B)(1)(d) of this Part above to arrive at the Rhode Island tax adjustment.
C. Rhode Island Tax Credit
1. To calculate the credit allowable
under R.I. Gen. Laws §
44-30-19(a),
add together the amount of Rhode Island tax paid by the trust for each
applicable year as they appear in §
7.9(B)(1)(d) of this Part.
D. Rhode Island Tax Payable
1. To determine the Rhode
Island tax payable for the year, subtract the credit computed in §
7.9(C) of
this Part from the tax payable as computed in §
7.9(B) of
this Part.
2. This computation is
necessary to conform with the limitation discussed in R.I. Gen. Laws §
44-30-19(b).
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