Form Ct-1120cr - Instructions For Filling Form

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State of Connecticut
Department of Revenue Services
AMENDED RETURN
CORPORATIONS THAT QUALIFY FOR COMBINED REPORTING
Any company that fails to include items of income or deduction or
A.
Any taxpayer included in a consolidated return for federal
makes any other error on a return, must file an amended return
income tax purposes may elect to file a combined return
using Form CT-1120X, Amended Connecticut Corporation
together with all other companies that are subject to the
Business Tax Return . A copy of federal Form 1120X must be
tax imposed under Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 208 or 209
attached to substantiate any changes to federal net income.
and are included in the federal consolidated corporation
income tax return.
NONLIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES - UNPAID LOSS RESERVES
B.
Any taxpayer not included in a federal consolidated return
Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-217(a) allows nonlife insurance companies
but which owns or controls, either directly or indirectly,
the full deduction for losses incurred without making the
substantially all the capital stock of one or more
adjustment required by Section 832(b)(5)(B) of the Internal
corporations may, at the discretion of the Commissioner
Revenue Code.
of Revenue Services, be required or permitted by written
approval to make a return on a combined basis covering
QUALIFIED COMPANIES HEADQUARTERED IN THE EXPORT ZONE
such other corporations.
IN THE CITY OF HARTFORD CONNECTICUT
A qualified insurance or financial service company that has its
CONSENT AND NOTICE OF ELECTION (NEW)
corporate headquarters located in the export zone in the City of
Each corporation that consents to be included in a Combined
Hartford, CT, and that conducts all of its business outside the
Corporation Business Tax Return must submit a Form
United States is exempt from the corporation business tax. See
CT-1120CC, Combined Return Consent, for the initial income
Conn. Gen. Stat. §32-530 et seq. and ATTACH EXPLANATION.
year for which the election is being made. The election to file a
combined return must be made by the electing corporations
NON-UNITED STATES CORPORATIONS TRADING FOR THEIR OWN
not later than the due date or the extended due date of the
ACCOUNT
returns for which such election is made. The election to file a
Any Non-United States corporation whose sole activity in
combined return must be in effect for at least five income years,
Connecticut is the trading of stocks, securities and commodities
and will continue in effect until such time as it is revoked.
for its own account is exempt from the Connecticut corporation
business tax. (1998 Conn. Pub. Acts 244, as amended by 1998
CHANGE OF ELECTION
Conn. Pub. Acts 1, §106 (June Spec. Sess.))
A.
Any corporation that has elected to file a combined return
may subsequently revoke its election even though it
continues to be included in a federal consolidated
corporation income tax return with other corporations that
are subject to the Connecticut corporation business tax.
PART I - SEPARATE TAXES OF CORPORATIONS INCLUDED IN THE
The revocation will not be effective before the fifth income
COMBINED RETURN
year immediately following the initial income year in which
Each corporation included in a Form CT-1120CR, Connecticut
the corporation elected to file a combined return. The
Combined Corporation Business Tax Return, is required to
election to file separate returns must be submitted in
calculate its tax as if it were not included in a combined return.
writing on Form CT-1120CC by each corporation that was
Complete Part I and attach a separate Corporation Business Tax
included in such combined return. The election to file
Return (Form CT-1120), including all appropriate schedules (such
separate returns must be made by the electing
as Form CT-1120/CT-1120S ATT, Form
CT-1120A and Form
corporations by the due date or the extended due date of
CT-1120K) for each corporation included. See LSN-102, Special
the separate returns for the initial income year for which
Notice Concerning Preference Tax on Companies included in
such election is made. The election to file separate
Combined Corporation Business Tax Returns , for further
returns shall be irrevocable for five successive income
information.
years. After five income years, the corporations may elect
to file a Combined Corporation Business Tax Return.
In the spaces provided, enter the name, Connecticut Tax
B.
In the case of a corporation not included in a federal
Registration Number and Federal Employer ID Number of each
consolidated return, permission to file a combined return
affiliate added to, or deleted from, the group since the filing of the
will be withdrawn if ownership and control is extended to
prior year’s Connecticut Corporation Business Return.
other corporations or a substantial change is made in the
nature or locations of the operations of the corporations.
PART II - COMPUTATION OF COMBINED NET INCOME
The combined net income is the sum of the separate net income
ATTACHMENTS REQUIRED
or loss of each corporation included in the return, but only to the
Attach to Form CT-1120CR a complete copy of the federal
extent that it is separately apportioned to Connecticut in accordance
consolidated return, including income statements and balance
with the provisions of Conn. Gen. Stat. §§12-218, 12-218a, or
sheets, federal M-1 adjustments, and a schedule of
12-244, whichever is applicable.
intercompany eliminations as filed with the Internal Revenue
Do not include intercompany rents in the computation of the
Service.
property factor of the apportionment fraction if the lessor and
lessee are included in the combined return.
FORM CT-1120 REQUIRED
Form CT-1120 must be completed and attached to the
Do not include receipts of a corporation from any other corporation
combined corporation business tax return for each corporation
included in the combined return in the computation of the receipts
included.
factor of the apportionment fraction of the corporation. See Conn.
Gen. Stat. §12-223b.
Form CT-1120CR Instructions (Rev. 12/98)

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