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  2. Begin with Part I, where you will compute your current year Net Operating Loss (NOL). Enter your total income and deductions as specified in the instructions.
  3. Proceed to Part II to determine your Modified Taxable Income (MTI). This section requires adjustments based on prior NOLs and disaster losses.
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By taking advantage of the 15-day rule, a newly-formed LLC only has to pay the minimum tax by April 15th the following year (and every year thereafter on this date), thus avoiding paying the tax twice in its first year of existence.
However, the most basic and important overview of who has to file Form 540 (if they also meet the other relevant requirements) is as follows: California residents earning a taxable income from sources within the state. California residents earning an income from another state. Part-year California residents.
For the 2025 tax year, the top FTB audit triggers are late or missing entity filings (Forms 568, 100, 199), payroll errors (even for a single owner or family member), incomplete SB 253/261 climate compliance, and undisclosed out-of-state business activity.
First-Year Tax Due: From 2021 to 2023 there was a first-year tax waiver called Assembly Bill 85 (AB85), but it expired. Since 2024, every California LLC is required to pay the first year Annual Franchise Tax.
When Your Taxable Year is Less Than 15 Days (15-Day Rule) Corporations with a first taxable year of 15 days or less will not have a filing requirement if they meet both of the following: Incorporates within the last 15 days of their taxable year. Conducts no business during those 15 days.
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15-Day Exception LLCs are not subject to the annual tax and fee if both of the following apply: They did not conduct any business in California during the taxable year; and. Their taxable year was 15 days or less.
How To Complete Form 540: A Step-by-Step Guide Step 1: Gather required information and documents. Step 2: Provide basic information. Step 3: Report income. Step 4: Calculate adjustments and deductions. Step 5: Determine tax liability and credits. Step 6: Withholdings and payments. Step 7: Review and sign.