C-8009, 2005 Michigan SBT Allocation of Statutory Exemption, Standard Small Business Credit and Alte-2025

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  2. Begin by entering your name and Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) or TR Number at the top of the form.
  3. In Part 1, list all members with activity in Michigan. Include their names, tax year end dates, FEIN or TR Numbers, and organization types.
  4. Proceed to Part 2 to allocate the statutory exemption. Enter the allocated amounts for each member based on your agreement.
  5. In Part 3, calculate adjusted business income by adding relevant figures from previous forms. Ensure accuracy in your calculations.
  6. For Parts 4 and 5, compute either the alternate tax or standard small business credit based on your group’s financials. Choose the method that yields a lower tax.
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The $100 million Michigan Small business Restart Program leverages federal funding through the CARES Act to help reduce the economic impact of the ongoing pandemic on Michigan small businesses and workers.
The tax credit is 50% of the wages paid up to $10,000 per employee, capped at $5,000 per employee. If the amount of the tax credit for an employer is more than the amount of the employers share of social security tax owed, the excess is refunded paid directly to the employer.
The law does not require the filing of the MBT return by a taxpayer whose gross receipts apportioned or allocated to Michigan are less than $350,000.
How the Credit Works. Eligible businesses receive a lower tax rate under the Small Business Alternative Credit. Instead of paying the standard 6% Corporate Income Tax, qualified businesses pay a reduced rate of 1.8%. This docHub reduction helps small businesses keep more of their earnings.
The SBT is imposed upon all taxpayers having business activity in Michigan. The base of the SBT is the sum of all compensation paid, profit, interest paid, and depreciation, minus a deduction for capital acquisi- tions and certain other adjustments including a labor intensity deduction.
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Who will get a check? Recipients will be taxpayers who qualified for the Earned Income Tax Credit in 2022, designed to benefit residents who have a job but dont make much money. The size of the credit depends on household income and dependent children.

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