Form 0405-611 - 2006 Alaska Corporation Net Income Tax Return Instructions Page 3

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FORM 0405-611 - 2006 ALASKA CORPORATION NET INCOME TAX RETURN
INSTRUCTIONS
Alaska imposes both the federal excess net passive income tax
WATER’S EDGE FILING
and the corporate level tax on built-in gains. These taxes are
A corporation that is a member of an affiliated group must file
calculated at the highest Alaska marginal tax rate of 9.4%.
using the water’s edge method of reporting. The use of the
However, the Alaska capital gains rate of 4.5% may apply in
water’s edge combined method is required by Alaska; it is not
some cases.
If corporate level taxes are imposed, attach
elective. Refer to instructions starting on this page explaining
copies of the schedules and forms calculating the federal tax
the water’s edge method of reporting.
and the Alaska tax.
Enter the corporate level taxes on
Schedule E – SF, line 4, or Schedule E, line 7 as appropriate.
FILING A CONSOLIDATED RETURN
Two or more Alaska taxpayers included in the same federal
PARTNERSHIP
consolidated return, who are engaged in a common unitary
A partnership doing business in the state with one or more
business, must file a consolidated Alaska return.
Additionally,
corporate partners must file an information return.
To file,
any two or more taxpayers, engaged in a common unitary
submit the following portions of the partnership’s federal return,
business may elect to file a consolidated return if they qualify to
Form 1065:
join in a consolidated federal return. Foreign corporations are
treated as domestic corporations for purposes of determining
1)
A copy of the signed Form 1065, pages 1 through 4, with
eligibility to file a consolidated Alaska return.
If any two
“Alaska” marked at the top of page one.
taxpayers engaged in a common unitary business join in filing a
consolidated Alaska return, all eligible taxpayers of the common
2)
A copy of Schedule K-1 for each corporate partner.
unitary business must be included in the consolidated return.
Note: All corporate partners of partnerships doing business in
ATTACHMENT OF FEDERAL RETURN
Alaska must file an Alaska Corporation Net Income Tax Return.
A corporation must provide a complete copy of the signed
federal income tax return (Form 1120, 1120S, 990-T, etc.)
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC)
which includes the corporation(s) filing the Alaska return. The
An LLC doing business in the state must file an Alaska return
copy must be of the return actually filed with the Internal
consistent with its federal tax status. If the LLC is characterized
Revenue Service for the same taxable year.
If the federal
as a corporation for federal income tax purposes, the LLC must
return of the taxpayer was part of a consolidated return, submit
file a return in accordance with the instructions applicable to
a copy of the consolidated federal return in which the taxpayer
corporations. An LLC with corporate member(s) characterized
was included.
Affiliated taxpayers electing to file an Alaska
as a partnership for federal income tax purposes, must follow
consolidated return must include a complete copy of each
the instructions applicable to partnerships with corporate
federal income tax return of those corporations filing the Alaska
partners. An LLC taxable as a partnership, but which has no
return. A pro forma return will not fulfill this requirement.
corporate members, is not required to file a return or report.
Failure to provide the required federal return(s) will result
in the Alaska return being deemed incomplete.
INACTIVE CORPORATION
A corporation with no business activity in Alaska and no income
Note: If the federal return exceeds 50 pages, a corporation
from Alaska sources must file an information report if it is
must submit the following portions of the required federal return
registered with the Alaska Department of Community &
in lieu of the entire federal return:
Economic Development or has an Alaska business license.
This requirement may be satisfied in one of two ways:
1)
A copy of pages 1 through 4 of federal Form 1120, 1120S,
1120F, etc. for the tax year. Attach copies of schedules
1)
If the corporation is affiliated with an Alaska taxpayer, this
and attachments filed in response to questions 3 and 5 of
reporting requirement may be satisfied by reporting the
Form 1120, Schedule K.
inactive corporation on Schedule B, question #1 of the
affiliated taxpayer’s return. If so, do not check “Yes” for
2)
Schedule D and supporting schedules.
“information report of an inactive corporation” on page one
of Form 0405-611 of the active taxpayer’s return.
3)
Credits: If claimed on the Alaska return, include copies of
Form 3800, along with applicable supporting federal Forms
2)
To report separately, complete Form 0405-611 or 0405-611SF,
and schedules for each credit reported on Form 3800.
page one only and check “Yes” for “information report of an
inactive corporation.” Schedules A through L need not be
4)
Other Taxes: Form 4626 with supporting schedules and
completed. No other attachments are required.
attachments.
Include
Form
8827
with
supporting
schedules and attachments if applicable.
Note: The filing of an information report for an inactive
corporation does not constitute the filing of a return.
5)
Extension: Form 7004 if applicable.
EXEMPT ORGANIZATION
6)
Where a consolidated federal return is filed, attach copies
An exempt organization is subject to the Alaska Corporation
of the schedules prepared for the computation of
Net Income Tax to the same extent it is subject to tax under the
consolidated taxable income. The schedules must show
Internal Revenue Code. If a federal tax is imposed, complete
the separate taxable incomes for each member of the
Form 0405-611 or 0405-611SF reporting the taxable income and
federal
consolidated
group
with
the
consolidating
calculating the tax. Attach a signed copy of Form 990-T. If no
eliminations
and
adjustments
made
to
arrive
at
federal tax is imposed, organizations need not file an Alaska
consolidated taxable income.
return.
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