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Form MO-C - 2020 Missouri Dividends Deduction Schedule-2025

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The document is the 2020 Missouri Dividends Deduction Schedule (Form MO-C), which is used by corporations to compute allowable deductions for dividends received from various sources in accordance with Missouri tax law. It includes sections for reporting federal and Missouri dividends, applicable percentages for deductions based on ownership levels, and instructions for completing the form.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the taxable year in the designated fields for 'Beginning' and 'Ending' dates.
Input your Missouri Tax I.D. and Federal Employer I.D. Number in the respective fields.
In Column A, enter the total amount of dividends from your Federal Schedule C.
For Column B, specify the amount of dividends received from Missouri sources.
In Column C, input the percentage applicable to each type of dividend as outlined in the form instructions.
Calculate Column D by multiplying Column B by Column C for each line item.
Complete all relevant sections, ensuring accuracy before proceeding to totals on Lines 22 and 24.
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How much tax do you pay on eligible dividends?

The tax rate for eligible dividends includes something called a gross-up. This means that dividends are added to your income at an amount slightly higher than what was actually received and are paid with after-tax dollars. Eligible dividends are grossed-up by 38%.

How are dividends taxed in Missouri?

Dividends: Dividends to the extent included in federal taxable income are subtracted in determining Missouri taxable income. Dividends from a Missouri payor are apportioned and then subtracted from apportioned income.

Are dividends exempt from state income tax?

Exempt interest dividends most often are paid by mutual funds that invest in municipal bonds. While exempt-interest dividends are not subject to federal income tax, they may be subject to state income tax or the alternative minimum tax (AMT).

How much tax will I pay on my dividend income?

How dividends are taxed depends on your income, filing status and whether the dividend is qualified or nonqualified. Qualified dividends are taxed at 0%, 15% or 20% depending on taxable income and filing status. Nonqualified dividends are taxed as income at rates up to 37%.

What is the mo cr form?

A part-year resident may elect to use this form to determine his or her tax as if he or she were a resident for the entire taxable year. If you or your S corporation or partnership referenced above pay tax to more than one state, you must complete a separate Form MO-CR for each state.

What is Missouri business income deduction?

The Missouri Source Business Income Deduction is a tax provision that allows qualifying businesses to deduct a portion of their income derived from Missouri sources, reducing their taxable income and overall tax burden.

Are you taxed twice on dividends?

This occurs because the corporation first pays taxes on its profits. Then, when dividends are distributed to shareholders, those dividends are taxed again at the shareholders individual income tax rates. To avoid double taxation, one option is to structure the business as a flow-through or pass-through entity.

Where can I get MO tax forms?

If you choose not to e-file, you may print any Missouri tax form from our website at dor.mo.gov/forms.

Form MO-C - 2020 Missouri Dividends Deduction Schedule-2025

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