Income from annuities and pensions may be modified, and the income may be deducted to arrive at the District adjusted gross income under the following circumstances:
The following example illustrates the application of this subsection (Taxpayer retired December 31, 1979. Taxpayer's contribution to pension $ 15,000.):
Year | Pension Income | Included in Federal Gross Income | Included in D.C. Gross Income |
1980 | $6.000 | -0- (Cost not recovered) | $ 450 (3% Rule) |
1981 | 6.400 | -0- (Cost not recovered) | $ 450 (3% Rule) |
1982 | 6,900 | $ 4,300 (Excess over $ 15,000 cost) | $ 4,300* (Federal Conformity) |
*The modification to District gross income would be nine hundred dollars ($ 900), since that amount was previously taxable in the District.
Income received from retirement plans may be reduced to the extent that contributions to the plans were subject to District income tax in years beginning prior to January 1, 1982.
The following example illustrates the application of this subsection: (Taxpayer contributed a total of four thousand dollars ($ 4,000) to an IRA plan for years beginning prior to January 1, 1982. In 1982, taxpayer will be eligible to withdraw the entire amount if he or she elects to do so.)
Year | Contrzibutions Included Federal Gross Income | Contributions Included in D.C. Gross Income |
Years Prior to 1982 | -0- | $ 4,000 |
1982 | $ 4,000 | $ 4,000* |
*The modification to D.C. adjusted gross income would be four thousand dollars ($ 4,000), since this amount has been previously taxed by the District.
Interest received on the amount of contribution withdrawn shall be taxable.
Carryovers of charitable contributions are allowable in the same manner and to the same extent as permitted under § 170(d)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code; Provided, that no deduction shall be allowed for carryovers of contributions made prior to January 1, 1982.
In the case of two (2) earner married couples, the deduction permitted under § 221 of the Internal Revenue Code shall not be applicable to the District of Columbia individual income tax returns, since such deduction serves only to adjust federal tax rates.
If a taxpayer is an owner of an entity subject to the unincorporated business franchise tax, the individual taxable income of the taxpayer shall be reduced by his or her share of income taxed to the unincorporated business.
The dividend exclusions allowed to corporations under § 243 of the Internal Revenue Code shall not be applicable to the Act.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 9, r. 9-153