Form F-1120a - Florida Corporate Short Form Income Tax Return Page 2

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F-1120A
Florida Department of Revenue
R. 01/99
Page 1
Florida Corporate Short Form
NOTE: Failure to file a required return will
subject a corporation to penalty, whether
Income Tax Return
or not tax is due.
Do not attach a copy of the federal return,
supporting schedules or worksheets at this
time. The Department may, however,
request them at a later date.
Use an original form whenever possible to
ensure proper recording and processing
of your return and payment. Make any
necessary corrections on the face of the
return.
Who Must File a Florida Corporate
Income/Franchise Tax Return
All domestic and foreign corporations doing business, earning
income, or existing in Florida, including tax exempt corporations.
Who May File a Florida Corporate
Every bank and savings association doing business, earning
Short Form
income, or existing in Florida.
(Florida F-1120A)
All associations or entities doing business, earning income, or
A corporation qualifies to file Form F-1120A if it meets ALL of the
existing in Florida.
following criteria:
Foreign (out-of-state) corporations that are partners or members in
it has Florida Net Income of $45,000 or less;
a Florida partnership or joint venture. A "Florida partnership" is a
it conducts 100% of its business in Florida (does not apportion
partnership having income apportionable or allocated to Florida.
income);
Limited liability companies that elect to be taxed as a corporation
it does not report any additions to and/or subtractions from federal
for federal tax purposes.
taxable income other than a net operating loss deduction and/or
Political organizations that file federal Form 1120-POL.
state income taxes, if any;
Homeowners and condominium associations that elect to be taxed
it has no Florida Emergency Excise Tax (EET) liability. Corporations
under section 528 I.R.C. and file federal Form 1120-H must file a
that only have assets placed into service after January 1, 1987, are
Florida Corporate Income Tax Return for the first year federal Form
not subject to Florida EET;
1120-H is filed. The corporation must answer questions A through M
it does not file a consolidated corporate return. Qualified
on the F-1120A. Even if tax is due with federal Form 1120-H, no
subchapter S subsidiaries must file form F-1120;
Florida Corporate Income Tax is due. There is no filing requirement
for subsequent years as long as the association continues to file
it claims no tax credits other than tentative (extension of time)
federal Form 1120-H. Associations that file on federal Form 1120,
payments or estimated payments, if any; and
must file a Florida Corporate Income Tax Return annually.
it is not required to pay Federal Alternative Minimum Tax.
(cont. on pg. 3)
The F-1120A is a machine-readable form. Please follow the hand print or machine print instructions. Use black ink.
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If hand printing this document, print your
If typing this document, type
numbers as shown and write one
0123456789
through the boxes and type all
number per box. Write within the boxes.
of your numbers together.
Make check payable and mail to: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, 5050 W TENNESSEE STREET, TALLAHASSEE FL 32399-0135
U.S. DOLLARS
CENTS
Florida Corporate Short Form
F-1120A
1. Federal Taxable
Income Tax Return
R. 01/99
,
,
Income
Mail coupon only.
2. Plus (+)
Keep upper portion for your records.
Federal NOLD + State
,
,
Income Tax
3. Less (-)
,
,
Florida NOLD
4. Less (-) Exemption
,
5. Equals (=)
DOR USE ONLY
If Line 5 is zero “0” or
,
,
Florida Net Income
less, enter “0” on Line 6.
6. Tax Due 5.5% of
If this amount is $2,500 or greater,
,
Line 5
you cannot file F-1120A.
7. Less (-)
FEIN
,
Payment Credits
Taxable Year Beginning
Taxable Year End
8. Plus (+) Penalty and interest
(See instructions)
,
M
M
D
D Y Y
M
M
D
D
Y Y
9. Total Amount Due or Overpayment
REMEMBER TO COMPLETE THE BACK OF THE FORM
(Complete Line 9a or 9b for
,
overpayments)
9a CREDIT
9b REFUND

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