RCT-106: Determination of Apportionment Percentage - Insert Sheet - File with RCT-101 (RCT-106) (Revision)

Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania DOR · Used for tax years 2024, 2025, 2026

Pennsylvania Form RCT-106 is an insert sheet filed with RCT-101 to determine an apportionment percentage. It reports sales inside Pennsylvania and inside and outside Pennsylvania to calculate a sales factor, and includes a special apportionment section for specified companies. Th

Who files this form

RCT-106 is an insert sheet for determining an apportionment percentage. File it with RCT-101.

The Special Apportionment section is to be completed only by:

  • Railroad, truck, bus, airline, or qualified air freight forwarding companies
  • Pipeline or natural gas companies
  • Water transportation companies
  • Satellite television services providers

What you'll need

Have the following information ready to complete the form:

  • Corporation name and FEIN
  • Tax year beginning and ending dates
  • Amounts inside Pennsylvania and amounts inside and outside Pennsylvania for each sales category

The sales categories are net sales after returns and allowances; interest, rents, and royalties; gross receipts from sales of other business assets; other sales, receipts only; and the partner’s share of sales from partnerships.

For sales of other business assets, the form excludes securities unless you are a securities dealer.

How to file

File RCT-106 as an insert sheet with RCT-101.

  • Enter the corporation’s identifying information and tax year dates.
  • For the Sales Factor section, enter the amounts inside Pennsylvania in column A and the amounts inside and outside Pennsylvania in column B. Enter total sales on line 6.
  • Divide A by B and calculate the sales factor to six decimal places. Carry A, B, and C to RCT-101, Schedule C-1, lines 1A, 1B, and 1C.
  • If completing Special Apportionment, divide A by B and calculate to six decimal places. Carry A, B, and C to RCT-101, Schedule C-1, lines 2A, 2B, and 2C.

The form refers special-apportionment filers to the instructions, but no instructions were provided here. The supplied text does not give a mailing address or e-filing directions.

Common mistakes

  • Filing the insert by itself: The form says to file it with RCT-101.
  • Using the wrong precision: Both the sales factor and special apportionment must be calculated to six decimal places.
  • Transferring figures to the wrong lines: Sales Factor amounts go to Schedule C-1, lines 1A through 1C. Special Apportionment amounts go to lines 2A through 2C.
  • Including securities in sales of other business assets: The form excludes securities unless you are a securities dealer.
  • Completing Special Apportionment for another type of business: That section is limited to the company types listed on the form.

Questions people ask

What is RCT-106 used for?

It is an insert sheet for determining an apportionment percentage and is filed with RCT-101.

What is the difference between columns A and B?

Column A is for amounts inside Pennsylvania. Column B is for amounts inside and outside Pennsylvania.

How do I calculate the sales factor?

Divide A by B and calculate the result to six decimal places.

Where do the results go on RCT-101?

Carry Sales Factor amounts A, B, and C to Schedule C-1, lines 1A, 1B, and 1C. Carry Special Apportionment amounts A, B, and C to lines 2A, 2B, and 2C.

Official sources

All versions of RCT-106