2020 Schedule KPI Instrucons (Connued)
Lines 27 – 40 Minnesota Poron of Federal Amounts
Lines 27-40 apply to nonresident individual partners, and Estate and Trust income tax payers.
If certain items are not entirely included in your federal income because of passive activity loss limitation, capital loss limitations, section 179
limitations or for other reasons, include only the amounts that you included in your federal adjusted gross income.
Individuals: Use the information on lines 27 through 38 to complete Schedule M1NR.
Minnesota source gross income is used to determine if a nonresident is required to le a Minnesota individual income tax return. Gross
income is income before business or rental deductions and does not include losses.
If your 2020 Minnesota source gross income is $12,400 or more and you did not elect composite ling, you are required to le Form M1 and
Schedule M1NR, Nonresident/Party-Year Residents.
If your 2020 Minnesota source gross income is less than $12,400 and you had Minnesota tax withheld (see line 22 and line 43 of Schedule
KPI), le Form M1 and Schedule M1NR to receive a refund.
Estates and Trusts: Use the information on lines 27 through 38 to complete Form M2.
Line 28
Individuals: If you are a nonresident or part-year resident, include the amount on line 6, column B of Schedule M1NR.
Estates and Trusts: Use this information to complete line 7 of Form M2. See Form M2 instructions for details.
Line 29
Individuals: If you are a nonresident or part-year resident, include the amount on line 6, column B of Schedule M1NR.
Estates and Trusts: Use this information to complete line 7 of Form M2. See Form M2 instructions for details.
Line 30
Individuals: If you are a nonresident or part-year resident, include the amount on line 2, column B of Schedule M1NR.
Estates and Trusts: Use this information to complete line 7 of Form M2. See Form M2 instructions for details.
Line 31
Individuals: If you are a nonresident or part-year resident, include the amount on line 8, column B of Schedule M1NR.
Estates and Trusts: Use this information to complete line 7 of Form M2. See Form M2 instructions for details.
Line 41 – Minnesota Source Distribuve Income
Although Minnesota source gross income (line 27 of Schedule KPI) determines whether you must le a Minnesota return, your Minnesota
source distributive income is ultimately taxed.
Line 42 – Minnesota Composite Income Tax
Individuals: If you elected composite income tax, the amount paid on your behalf equals 9.85% of your Minnesota taxable income on line 33,
minus your share of any credits on lines 18-22. You are not required to le Form M1.
Estates and Trusts: This line does not apply.
Line 43 – Minnesota Nonresident withholding
Individuals: Include the amount from line 43 on Schedule M1W, line 7, column C. Also include the amount from line 39 on Schedule M1W,
line 7, column B.
Estates and Trusts: Include the amount from line 43 on Form M2, line 21.
Sale of a Partnership Interest
If you sell any portion of your interest in a partnership, some or all of the gain may be taxable. Or you can use any loss on the sale to oset
other Minnesota income to the extent the losses are deducted on your federal return.
To determine the ratio of gain or loss that is assigned to Minnesota at the time of the sale, divide the original cost of the partnership’s tangible
property in Minnesota by the original cost of all tangible property of the partnership. (Tangible property includes real estate, inventory and
equipment.) If you don’t have these numbers, contact the partnership.
If more than 50 percent of the value of the partnership’s assets are intangibles, the gain/loss is allocated to Minnesota using the partnership’s
prior year sales factor. Include the result on Schedule M1NR, line 4, column B.
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