Form 8611 (Rev. 12-2013)
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Line 2. Determine the amount to enter
on this line by completing a separate
Line 2 Worksheet for each prior year for
which line 7 of Form 8609-A (or
predecessor, Schedule A (Form 8609))
was completed.
Line 4. Enter the credit recapture
percentage, expressed as a decimal
carried to at least 3 places, from the
table below:
IF the recapture
event occurs
in . . .
THEN
enter on
line 4 . . .
Years 2 through 11 . . . . . .333
Year 12 . . . . . . . . . .267
Year 13 . . . . . . . . . .200
Year 14 . . . . . . . . . .133
Year 15 . . . . . . . . . .067
Line 6. Enter the percentage decrease in
qualified basis during the current year.
For this purpose, figure qualified basis
without regard to any additions to
qualified basis after the first year of the
credit period. Compare any decrease in
qualified basis first to additions to
qualified basis. Recapture applies only if
the decrease in qualified basis exceeds
additions to qualified basis after the first
year of the credit period.
If you disposed of the building or an
ownership interest in it and did not
satisfy the requirements for avoiding
recapture as outlined earlier under
Building dispositions, you must
recapture all of the accelerated portion
shown on line 5. Enter 1.000 on line 6.
Note. If the decrease causes the
qualified basis to fall below the minimum
set-aside requirements of section 42(g)
(1) (the 20-50 test or the 40-60 test), then
100% of the amount shown on line 5
must be recaptured. Enter 1.000 on line
6. If you elected the 40-60 test for this
building and the decrease causes you to
fall below 40%, you cannot switch to the
20-50 test to meet the set-aside
requirements. You must recapture the
entire amount shown on line 5.
Line 7. If there was a prior recapture of
accelerated credits on the building, do
not recapture that amount again as the
result of the current reduction in qualified
basis. The example below demonstrates
how to incorporate into the current (Year
4) recapture the first year (Year 1)
accelerated portion as a result of a prior
year (Year 2) recapture event.
Line 9. Figure the unused portion of the
accelerated amount on line 7 by:
Step 1. Totaling the credits
attributable to the building that you
could not use in prior years.*
Step 2. Reducing the result of step 1
by any unused credits attributable to
additions to qualified basis.
Step 3. Multiplying the result of step 2
by the decimal amount on line 4.
Step 4. Multiplying the result of step 3
by the decimal amount on line 6.
Step 5. Enter the result of step 4 on
line 9.
*Generally, this is the amount of credit reported on
line 1 of this Form 8611 reduced by the total low-
income housing credits allowed on Form 8586 or
Form 3800 for each year.
Special rule for electing large
partnerships. Enter zero on line 9. An
electing large partnership (defined in
section 775) is treated as having fully
used all prior year credits.
Line 11. Figure the interest separately
for each prior tax year for which a credit
is being recaptured. Interest must be
figured at the overpayment rate
determined under section 6621(a)(1) and
compounded on a daily basis from the
due date (not including extensions) of
the return for the prior year until the
earlier of (a) the due date (not including
extensions) of the return for the
recapture year, or (b) the date the return
for the recapture year is filed and any
income tax due for that year has been
fully paid.
Tables of interest factors to figure daily
compound interest were published in
Rev. Proc. 95-17, 1995-1 C.B. 556. The
interest rate in effect through December
31, 2013, is shown in Rev. Rul. 2013-16,
2013-40 I.R.B. 275. For periods after
December 31, 2013, use the
overpayment rate under section 6621(a)
(1) in the revenue rulings published
quarterly in the Internal Revenue Bulletin.
Note. If the line 8 recapture amount is
from a section 42(j)(5) partnership, the
partnership will figure the interest and
include it in the recapture amount
reported to you. Enter “-0-” on line 11
and write “Section 42(j)(5)” to the left of
the entry space for line 11.
Line 13. Subtract the amount on line 9
from the total of all prior year unused
credits attributable to the building (Step
1 of the line 9 instruction above). Enter
the result on line 13.
Line 14. For information on how to
report the recapture tax on Form 1040,
see the instructions for line 60 (other
taxes) in the Instructions for Form 1040.
Form 1120 filers report the recapture tax
on Form 1120, Schedule J, line 9b.
Special rule for electing large
partnerships. Subtract the credit shown
on Form 8586 from the total of the line
14 amounts from all Forms 8611. Enter
the result (but not less than zero) on
Form 1065-B, Part I, line 26.
Note. You must also reduce the current
year low-income housing credit, before
entering it on Schedules K and K-1, by
the amount of the reduction to the total
of the recapture amounts.
Line 15. Carry forward the low-income
housing credit attributable to this
building to the next tax year. See the
Instructions for Form 3800 for details on
how to report the carryforward of unused
credits.
Line 7— Example. $2,700 of accelerated portion of low-income housing credit spread over a 10-year period and not falling below
the minimum set-asides for the building. Also, there was a 20% reduction in qualified basis in Year 2 and 30% in Year 4.
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4*
Low-income housing
credit
$270 $216 ($270 × .8 (20%
reduction in qualified
basis))
$270 $189 ($270 × .7 (30%
reduction in qualified
basis))
Recapture of Year 1
low-income housing
credit
$18 ($270 × .333 × .2
(20% reduction in
qualified basis))
$9 ($27 ($270 × .333 ×
.3 (30% reduction in
qualified basis) minus
$18 Year 2 recapture))
* You will have to complete the rest of the form to figure the recapture as the result of the current year reduction in basis as it affects the Year 2 and Year 3 credit.