New Jersey Statutes

§ 54:10A-9 — Taxpayer holding stock of subsidiary; deductions from net worth; "subsidiary" defined

New Jersey·Title 54 TAXATION

Any taxpayer which holds capital stock of a subsidiary during all or part of any year may, for the purposes of the tax imposed by this act, deduct from its net worth, the following amount:

(a)In the case of a subsidiary which is taxable under this act, such proportion of the average value of such holdings, less net liabilities (if any) to such subsidiary, as corresponds to 50% of the ratio of the subsidiary's taxable net worth, for the same year under this act, to its entire net worth; or (b) In the case of a subsidiary subject to a franchise tax measured by gross receipts under any other law of this State, such proportion of the average value of such holdings, less net liabilities (if any) to such subsidiary, as corresponds to 50% of the ratio of the subsidiary's business within the Stat

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