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In most situations, you must report the income shown on Form 1099 when filing your federal income tax return. Your Consolidated Form 1099 (rather than your December statement) is the official document for tax reporting purposes.
Notwithstanding that a consolidated return is required for a taxable year, the Commissioner, upon application by the common parent, may for good cause shown grant permission to a group to discontinue filing consolidated returns.
Consolidated returns and state requirements California. Florida. Illinois. Kansas. Massachusetts. Minnesota. Mississippi.
Not every state allows companies to file composite returns. For example, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Utah dont allow them, while Arizona, New York, and Vermont restrict which companies may use the method. Of course, many states like Florida and Texas have no personal income tax, so no filing is required.
Consolidated returns. That is, the stock possesses at least 80% of the total voting power and also equals at least 80% of the total value of the stock of that corporation. Under Code Sec. 1502, an affiliated group may elect to file a consolidated return provided that all members consent.
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Disadvantages. When calculating the accumulated earnings tax, the profit and loss of all affiliates are included, which can be detrimental as only a single minimum credit amount is allowed to be used. Plus, not only is intercompany income deferred but so are losses.
Claim a tax credit: Many states offer a tax credit for income taxes paid to another state. If youre required to file in both your home and work states, your home state will typically allow you to take a credit for the taxes paid to your work state, reducing your total tax liability.

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