Instructions For Schedule D (Form 941) - Report Of Discrepancies Caused By Acquisitions, Statutory Mergers, Or Consolidations - 2010 Page 3

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Part 3: Fill this part out ONLY if you
Part 1: Answer these background
are filing more than one Schedule D
questions.
(Form 941) for any calendar year.
1. Check the appropriate box to explain the type of
transaction for which you are submitting Schedule D
If you are filing only one Schedule D (Form 941) for the
(Form 941). See Types of Mergers and Acquisitions on
calendar year, leave this part blank.
page 1 for details.
When more than one statutory merger, consolidation,
File Schedule D (Form 941) after either:
or acquisition occurs during a calendar year, file a
separate Schedule D (Form 941) for each transaction.
a. A statutory merger or consolidation (Check whether
Complete Part 3 for each transaction. For instance, if you
you are an acquired corporation or a surviving
have 11 different transactions in a calendar year, you
corporation.), or
need to file 11 different Schedules D (Form 941). Part 2
b. An acquisition for which you are using the alternate
would be the same for each schedule. Part 3 would show
procedure under Rev. Proc. 2004-53. (Check whether
one of the 11 transactions. For example, the amount
you are a predecessor or a successor.)
entered in Part 2 on line 4 for Column C should equal the
2. Fill in the effective date of the transaction in the
total of all 11 entries in Part 3 on line 10 for Column C.
box. Make sure you write the month, day, and year in this
9. Show the number of schedules you are filing for the
format: MM/DD/YYYY. The year must be the same as the
year and identify which schedule this is. For example, if
calendar year you write in the box at the top of the
you had three different transactions in a calendar year
schedule.
and you are filing a Schedule D (Form 941) to describe
3. Fill in the contact information about the OTHER
the second transaction, fill in “2” and “3” so the sentence
PARTY in the transaction by including the other party’s
reads: “This is schedule 2 of 3. ”
EIN, name, trade name (doing business as or d/b/a),
10-14. For purposes of Part 3, Columns A and B, the
complete address, and phone number. Verify the other
term “employees affected by the transaction reported on
party’s EIN to make sure it is correct.
this Schedule D” means those employees who received
wages that were reported on Forms 941 filed by one
employer but whose wages were reported on Form W-2
Part 2: Tell us about the
(Copy A) filed by another employer as a result of this
discrepancies with your returns.
particular transaction. Report the totals for social security
wages, Medicare wages and tips, social security tips,
4-8. Gather your information about the social security
federal income tax withheld, and advance earned income
wages, Medicare wages and tips, social security tips,
credit (EIC) payments.
federal income tax withheld, and advance earned income
credit (EIC) payments you reported. When entering
In Column A, fill in the amount you reported to the IRS
money amounts from your Forms 941 and W-2 (Copy A)
for the tax year for employees affected by the transaction
on lines 4 -14, you may round to the nearest dollar. Do
reported on this Schedule D (Form 941) for each of the
not show dollar signs but do use commas as appropriate.
items. Add the totals from all your Forms 941, as
Show an amount (even if it is zero) for each column of a
corrected by any Forms 941-X, and write your answers
line.
on the appropriate lines.
In Column B, fill in the amount you reported to SSA for
In Column A, fill in the amount you reported to the IRS
the tax year for employees affected by the transaction
for the tax year for each of the items. Add the totals from
reported on this Schedule D (Form 941) for each of the
all Forms 941, as corrected by any Forms 941-X,
items. Add the totals from all Forms W-2 (Copy A), as
Adjusted Employer’s QUARTERLY Federal Tax Return
corrected by any Forms W-2c (Copy A), and write your
or Claim for Refund, and write your answers on the
answers on the appropriate lines.
appropriate lines.
Calculate the differences between the entries in the
columns:
In Column B, fill in the amount you reported to SSA for
each of the items. Add the totals from all Forms W-2
Column A
(Copy A), as corrected by any Forms W-2c, Corrected
– Column B
Wage and Tax Statement (Copy A), and write your
Column C
answers on the appropriate lines.
Calculate the differences between the entries in the
Enter any negative result in parentheses, if possible.
columns:
For example, if line 12, Column A is “-0-” and line 12,
Column A
Column B is “6,000,” write “(6,000)” in line 12, Column C.
– Column B
If no Forms W-2 (Copy A) were filed by you, write
Column C
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“-0-” in Column B, “Amount you reported to SSA
Enter any negative result in parentheses, if possible.
for the tax year.”
CAUTION
For example, if line 6, Column A is “-0-” and line 6,
Column B is “6,000,” write “(6,000)” in line 6, Column C.
Paperwork Reduction Act Notice. We ask for the
If no Forms W-2 (Copy A) were filed by you, write
information on Schedule D (Form 941) to carry out the
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“-0-” in column B, “Amount you reported to SSA
Internal Revenue laws of the United States. You are
for the tax year.”
CAUTION
required to give us the information. We need it to ensure
If you are filing for one transaction only, STOP here. If
you are complying with these laws and to allow us to
you are filing for more than one transaction, go to Part 3.
figure and collect the right amount of tax.
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