• Allocated to the shareholders – Check box B and enter the amount allocated to each partner in the applicable section(s) of Schedule K or
K Liquidated, Form CBT-100S. (This option is only available if all partners are individuals, estates, or trusts.) If there is a carryover from
2022, continue to line 14. If there is no carryover from 2022, do not complete the rest of the form.
• Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax – Check box C and enter on Form PTE-100, line 6. If there is a carryover from 2022,
continue to line 14. If there is no carryover from 2022, do not complete the rest of the form.
Line 15 – If box B or C is checked at line 13, enter only the amount from line 14. The current year amount from line 13 will be reported on
the CBT-100S, Schedule K or K Liquidated or on Form PTE-100. Carryovers cannot be allocated to shareholders or applied to the PTE-100
and must be applied to the tax and to payments made on behalf of nonconsenting shareholders on Form CBT-100S.
Line 17 – The minimum tax is assessed based on the New Jersey Gross Receipts as follows:
New Jersey Gross Receipts CBT-100S
Less than $100,000 $375
$100,000 or more but less than $250,000 $562
$250,000 or more but less than $500,000 $750
$500,000 or more but less than $1,000,000 $1,125
$1,000,000 or more $1,500
If a taxpayer is ling a separate return and is a member of an aliated or controlled group that has a total payroll of $5,000,000 or more for
the return period, the minimum tax is $2,000. Tax periods of less than 12 months are subject to the higher minimum tax if the prorated total
payroll exceeds $416,667 per month. The minimum tax is $2,000 for each member of a combined group that has nexus with New Jersey.
Line 19 – Taxpayers claiming multiple credits must list any credits already applied to the tax liability to ensure accuracy of the calculation for
maximum credit allowable.
Part III – Calculation of the Allowable Credit Amount and Refund for CBT-100U Filers only
For CBT-100U lers, the allowable Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax Credit is calculated in Part III.
For CBT-100U lers, and allowable Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax Credit for the current year is calculated in Part III. All
combined return lers must complete Section A.
Unitary Credits. If the pass-through entity is unitary with both the member and the combined group, the credit can be shared and used to
reduce the total surtax and total Corporation Business Tax liability of the group. All combined return lers with a unitary credit must complete
Section B.
Members Opting Not to Share Unitary Credits. If the member’s credit is unitary, the member can choose to share the unitary credit with the
group. However, members are not required to share their credits. See N.J.S.A. 54:10A-4.6.i and TB-90(R), Tax Credits and Combined Re-
turns. In addition to Sections A and B, members that choose not to share their unitary credit must also complete Section C and ll in the oval
at the top of the form to indicate they are not sharing the credit.
Nonunitary Credits. If the pass-through entity is not unitary with the combined group, the credit cannot be shared and can only be used to
reduce the total surtax and total Corporation Business Tax liability of the member on income that was derived from the member’s activities
that are independent of the unitary business of the combined group. Do not use Sections B and C to calculate the amount of a nonunitary
credit. See “Calculation of Allowable Nonunitary Credit” in the instructions for Section A.
Section A – To be completed by ALL combined return lers
Line 25 – Enter the requested information for each pass-through entity that provided a Schedule PTE-K-1 to the member. If the pass-through
entity is unitary with both the member and the combined group, enter the amount in the unitary column. If the entity is not unitary with the
combined group, enter the amount in the nonunitary column.
Calculation of Allowable Nonunitary Credit. Do not use Sections B and C to calculate the allowable amount of a nonunitary credit. If the
member has an amount on line 27b, calculate the allowable portion based on the tax liability attributable to the member’s income that was
independent of the unitary group. The amount of credit calculated in addition to any other credits allowed cannot reduce the tax liability to an
amount less than the statutory minimum tax. Include the allowable portion in the member’s column of Schedule A-3, Part I of the CBT-100U.
Any balance of available credit can be applied to the surtax that is attributable to the member’s income that was independent of the uni-
tary group. Include this amount in the member’s column of Schedule A, Section I, Part III, line 6 of CBT-100U. Include a rider showing the
calculations.
Section B – To be completed by ALL combined return lers with unitary credits
This section calculates the amount of credit allowable for the group. If a member chooses not to share their unitary credit with the group,
Section B must still be completed to ensure the credit allowed for the member does not exceed the amount that would otherwise be allowed
against the group tax liability.
The amount of the credit calculated in this section cannot reduce the tax liability to an amount less than the aggregate statutory minimum
tax of the group members.