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  2. Begin by entering the corporation's name and Federal Identification number in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the principal business address, including city, state, and zip code. If applicable, indicate if this is an amended return or if the corporation is incorporated within Massachusetts.
  4. Complete the sections regarding dates of incorporation and classification as a security corporation. This includes providing details on any federal amendments or audits.
  5. Proceed to the computation of excise section. Carefully input total U.S. income and any adjustments, ensuring all calculations are accurate for compliance.
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Payments are made on Form 355-ES, Corporate Estimated Tax Payment, which must be filed electronically through MassTaxConnect. Estimated taxes must either be: Paid in full on or before the 15th day of the third month of the corporations taxable year, or. Paid in four installments.
S corporations operating in Massachusetts file a form 355S to calculate the excise owed to the state.
Massachusetts S corporations must annually file Form 355S, S Corporation Excise Tax Return. S corporation returns, together with payment in full of any corporate excise due, must be filed on or before the 15th day of the third month after the close of the taxable year, calendar or fiscal.
Corporations solely doing business in Massachusetts whose gross receipts, sales and income do not exceed $100,000 for a given year, which are not S Corporations, and which meet certain other requirements can use a form 355SBC to file their excise tax owed with the state.
Massachusetts S corporations must annually file Form 355S or Form 63 FI. A Massachusetts S corporation that is included in a 355U also files Form 355S or 63FI but that return will generally be informational only. S corporations must also include with the annual filing: A Massachusetts Schedule S.
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Business corporations with taxable years ending in the same month as the taxable year for which the combined report is being filed will pay the non-income measure of excise tax as part of the combined report.
Each entity registered with the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth (the Secretary) may be required to register for corporate excise and file an annual corporate return with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (the DOR).
Which Form Should Be Filed? Businesses incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth or businesses doing business in Massachusetts but incorporated elsewhere should file Form 355. DOR also has the following tax forms to meet the unique filing needs of combined filers, security corporations and S corporations.

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