For tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2013, guaranteed payments of up to $250,000* in any calendar year to an individual partner are sourced as compensation for services and are sourced to the state where the services are performed. Any amount that exceeds $250,000* is sourced to Idaho based on the partnership’s Idaho apportionment factor. All compensation paid to a retired partner is sourced to the partner’s state of domicile.
For the entity, the total amount of guaranteed payments is reported on Form 65, line 15, as other items. Amounts up to $250,000* paid to an individual that are sourced as compensation for services performed outside Idaho and all payments made to retired partners are reported on Form 65, line 31, as other subtractions. Amounts paid to individuals who are Idaho residents are included in apportionable income (not listed on Form 65, line 31, as an other subtraction). Guaranteed payments to an entity are not subtracted on Form 65, line 31, and are included in the entity’s apportionable income. An explanation for both lines 15 and 31 should be included with the return
Guaranteed payments that are sourced as compensation for services performed in Idaho to an individual who is not an Idaho resident are subtracted on Form 65, line 31 and re-entered as allocated income on Form 65, line 37.
The total guaranteed payment information is shown on Form ID K-1, Part B, Supplemental Information. The information should show that the first $250,000* is sourced as compensation for services and is sourced to the state where the services are performed. Any amount that exceeds $250,000* is reported as Idaho source income based on the partnership’s Idaho apportionment factor.
*Threshold amount changes each year
Tax year | Amount |
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2023 | $314,065 |
2022 | $290,790 |
2021 | $277,745 |
2020 | $274,360 |
2019 | $269,500 |
2018 | $263,000 |
2017 | $257,500 |
2016 | $254,250 |
2015 | $254,000 |
2014 | $250,000 |
2013 | $250,000 |
Reporting requirements flowchart
The following flowchart explains this process.