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The document provides detailed instructions for filing Form NYC-4S-EZ, a General Corporation Tax Return for S Corporations in New York City. It outlines eligibility criteria for using the simplified form, requirements for reporting income and deductions, and changes in tax regulations including the replacement of a fixed dollar minimum tax with a sliding scale based on receipts. Additionally, it discusses the treatment of net operating losses, penalties for underreporting taxes, and various other forms that may be required. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for corporations to comply with local tax obligations.

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Begin by reviewing the general information section, which outlines the requirements for S Corporations and their tax obligations.
Fill in your corporation's name and identification number at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy to avoid processing delays.
Complete Schedule A, where you will compute your tax based on your gross receipts. Use the provided table to determine your minimum tax amount.
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What is CT-3 form?

Form CT-3, the General Business Corporation Franchise Tax Return, is used by corporations doing business in New York to report their income and calculate franchise taxes. This form helps the state determine how much tax a corporation owes based on its net income or capital.

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