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INT 2-1 2009 Bank Franchise Tax Schedule BF - Missouri

INT 2-1 2009 Bank Franchise Tax Schedule BF - Missouri-2026

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The document is the 2009 Bank Franchise Tax Schedule BF from the Missouri Department of Revenue, detailing the tax computation process for banks based on their assets within and outside Missouri for the 2010 taxable year. It includes instructions for completing the form, information on tax rates, asset allocation, and apportionment guidelines, as well as penalties for late payments.

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Begin by filling out Item 1, which requires the par value of all issued and outstanding stock. If there is no par value, refer to the general instructions for guidance.
Proceed to Item 2A and enter the total value of assets. For accurate reporting, consult the general instructions as needed.
In Item 2B, provide deductions for investments in and advances to subsidiaries. Attach Schedule MO-5071 if necessary.
Calculate your net amount of assets in Item 2C by subtracting Line 2B from Line 2A.
Complete Items 3A through 3D by detailing accounts receivable, inventories, and fixed assets allocated to Missouri.
For tax computation in Item 7, calculate based on either Line 6A or Line 6B as instructed. Ensure you account for any miscellaneous credits in Line 7B.

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A franchise tax, also known as a privilege tax, is a tax paid by certain companies that wish to conduct business in specific states. It gives businesses the ability to be chartered and to operate within the said state.

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