54:10A-34.1 Filing of returns by certain banking corporations.
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16. a. For a banking corporation that is a member of a combined group that has a fiscal group privilege period, before the banking corporation is included as a member of the New Jersey combined return, the banking corporation shall first file the applicable BFC-1 return reporting their calendar year income in accordance with section 4 of P.L.1975, c.170 (C.54:10A-34) for the applicable privilege period which ended during the privilege period of the managerial member and then file a transitional short period return covering January 1st through the end of the month of the combined group's fiscal group privilege period during the current calendar year.
Subsequently, the banking corporation shall file for the fiscal combined group's privilege period and report all of its income on a fiscal basis with the combined group. Thereafter, the banking corporation shall continue reporting on a fiscal basis for future privilege periods. If a banking corporation, that would otherwise be a member of a fiscal combined group but for the transitionary provisions of this section, believes that application of the filing requirements set forth will result in an unfair or distorted reflection of income, the banking corporation may request relief from the director, which may be granted at the director's discretion.
b. For a banking corporation that is not a member of a combined group, which files a BFC-1 return reporting its calendar year income in accordance with section 4 of P.L.1975, c.170 (C.54:10A-34), but which files on a fiscal federal tax year basis, the banking corporation may elect to file separate returns in a manner similar to subsection a. of this section, file a transitionary short period return, and subsequently file its New Jersey corporation business tax returns on a fiscal year basis.
Otherwise, such banking corporations shall file transitionary returns in order to subsequently file in the same manner as other corporation business taxpayers. If a banking corporation, that would otherwise continue to file the BFC-1 return reporting its calendar year income in accordance with section 4 of P.L.1975, c.170 (C.54:10A-34) but for the transitionary provisions provided for in this section, believes that application of the filing requirements set forth will result in an unfair or distorted reflection of income, the banking corporation may request relief from the director, which may be granted at the director's discretion.
c. For a banking corporation that is not a member of a combined group, which files a BFC-1 return reporting its calendar year income in accordance with section 4 of P.L.1975, c.170 (C.54:10A-34), and files on a calendar federal tax year basis, the banking corporation shall file transitionary returns in order to subsequently file in the same manner as other corporation business taxpayers. If a banking corporation, that would otherwise continue to file the BFC-1 return reporting its calendar year income in accordance with section 4 of P.L.1975, c.170 (C.54:10A-34) but for the transitionary provisions provided for in this section, believes that application of the filing requirements set forth will result in an unfair or distorted reflection of income, the banking corporation may request relief from the director, which may be granted at the director's discretion.
d. No penalties or interest shall be assessed on any underpayment due to this section if the applicable returns are filed within six months of enactment of this section.
L.2020, c.118, s.16.