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The document provides detailed instructions for completing the Illinois Department of Revenue's 2020 Schedule 1299-D, which is used to claim various income tax credits for corporations, fiduciaries, and exempt organizations. It outlines new changes for 2020, including the requirement of K-1-P forms for credits from partnerships or S corporations, and specifies the documentation needed to support credit claims. The instructions include steps for calculating current credits, attaching necessary certificates, and guidelines for unitary group filings. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of rounding amounts and provides resources for further assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Schedule 1299-D in the editor.
Begin by completing Step 3, where you will list all new credits earned this year. Enter the expiration date in Column A, credit code in Column B, and the amount earned in Column F.
Next, move to Step 2. Here, enter the total amount of credits available from your previous year's Schedule 1299-D in Line 4.
For each credit type, ensure you have attached any required documentation such as Schedule K-1-P or certificates from DCEO or DNR as specified in the instructions.
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