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IC-DISCs are tax-exempt corporate entities that act as sales commission agents for export businesses. IC-DISCs dont have to have employees, office space, provide any services or participate in sales; they are created solely to give exporters a mechanism to legally reduce federal tax liabilities.
C corporations pay tax on their annual earnings and then if the earnings are distributed to shareholders as dividends, the earnings are taxed again at the shareholder level. Corporations are not able to deduct amounts paid as dividends to shareholders.
The total from Schedule C, Line 23, column A, is carried to Form 1120, line 4 (Dividends), and the total from Schedule C, line 24, column C, is carried to Form 1120, line 29b (Special deductions).
DISC Deferred Tax Liability A shareholders IC-DISC-related deferred tax liability is measured by the difference between its actual tax liability for the year and a hypothetical tax based on an inclusion of deferred income in the shareholders income for the year.
Interest and dividends that are considered portfolio income are entered on the K screen, lines 4, 5a, and 5b. Note: Lines 4, 5a, and 5b on screen K are adjustment lines and will adjust entries flowing from other screens.
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Dividends from C corporations are reported on the 1099-DIV. For smaller, closely held C corporations, it is important that you file the 1099-DIV for dividends paid, even if there is only one owner of the C corporation. Failure to file a 1099-DIV can result in a penalty starting at $50 per form.
Dividends paid by a corporation can be entered on the DED screen under Other Deductions (itemize) (Other (itemize)* in Drake16 and prior). Review the guidelines for deducting dividends paid in the 1120 Instructions: Dividends paid in cash on stock held by an employee stock ownership plan.

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