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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Tennessee Franchise Excise form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Account Number, FEIN, and the Tax Year Beginning and Ending dates. These fields are essential for identifying your tax obligations.
  3. Fill in your Legal Name and Mailing Address accurately. This ensures that all correspondence from the Tennessee Department of Revenue reaches you without delay.
  4. In the Computation of Extension Payment section, calculate your Estimated Franchise Tax and Estimated Excise Tax for the current year. Enter these amounts in Lines 1 and 2 respectively.
  5. Deduct any prior year's overpayments and current year's estimated payments on Line 3. This will help you determine the Amount Due with your extension request on Line 4.
  6. Finally, ensure that both you and your tax preparer sign and date the form where indicated. This confirms that all information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge.

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Some entities are exempt from franchise taxes including fraternal organizations, nonprofits, and some limited liability corporations. Franchise taxes are paid in addition to federal and state income taxes.
Certain entities under specific circumstances are exempt from paying the business tax. These may include, but are not limited to, people acting as employees, manufacturers, religious and charitable entities selling donated items, direct-to-home satellite providers, and movie theaters.
A franchise tax must be paid by enterprises that wish to conduct business in certain states. Franchise tax applies to corporations, partnerships, and many limited liability companies but does not apply to fraternal organizations, non-profits, and some limited liability corporations.
A SMLLC will not be disregarded if its single member is not classified as a corporation for federal tax purposes. In such cases, the SMLLC will be treated as a separate entity for franchise and excise tax purposes, and it must file its own separate franchise and excise tax return.
Many excise taxes go into trust funds for projects related to the taxed product or service, such as highway and airport improvements. Excise taxes are independent of income taxes. Often, the retailer, manufacturer or importer must pay the excise tax to the IRS and file the Form 720.
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All persons, except those with nonprofit status or otherwise exempt, are subject to a 6.5% corporate excise tax on the net earnings from business conducted in Tennessee for the fiscal year.
More In File Individuals. Charities and nonprofits. Churches and religious organizations. Private foundations. Political organizations. Other nonprofits.
Entities Exempt from Franchise Excise Tax. Family-Owned Non-Corporate Entities (FONCE) Job Tax Credit. Film/Qualified Production Credit.

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