Credit for Prior Year Minimum Tax
Credit for Prior Year Minimum Tax means:
a credit or other debt instrument against regular income tax liability allowed for alternative minimum tax paid in a previous year. The credit is generally the amount of tax paid, reduced by the portion that was generated by the following exclusion items:
• standard deduction.
• medical expense deduction.
• taxes-paid deduction.
• interest expense deduction.
• appreciated property charitable deduction (before July 1992).
• miscellaneous itemized deductions.
• tax-exempt interest income from private activity bonds.
• depletion.
The credit is increased by an unallowed credit for fuel from a nonconventional source and orphan drugs credit.
See the entries Income Tax and State Income Tax in the American Encyclopedia of Law.
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