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- Begin with Part I, where you will enter the current year credit for credits not allowed against tentative minimum tax. Fill in the general business credit and passive activity credits as applicable.
- Proceed to Part II, where you will calculate your allowable credit. Enter the amounts from your tax forms based on whether you are an individual, corporation, or estate/trust.
- In Part III, complete a separate section for each type of general business credit. Ensure that you provide descriptions and amounts for each credit claimed.
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