Instructions For Form Ftb 5806 - Underpayment Of Estimated Tax By Corporations - 1998 Page 2

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Exception A – Prior Year’s Tax
organizations use the annualization amounts for
estimate installment on the next business day,
the Standard Option or Option 1.)
consider it paid on the due date.
Regular Corporations
Note: Days means calendar days unless
Generally, this exception applies if the amount
Annualization Amounts
otherwise noted.
paid or credited on or before the installment due
Installment
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
date equals or exceeds the tax shown on the
Line 12 – Enter the number of days from the
Standard option
4
4
2
1.33333
return for the preceding year, prorated to each
installment due date (line 2) to the date shown
Option 1
6
3
1.71429
1.2
installment. For banks and financial corporations,
on line 11.
Option 2
4
2.4
1.5
1.09091
the tax shown on the return includes the amount
Line 13 – Enter the number of days on line 12
of the bank and financial tax rate adjustment.
that are before 7/1/98 or the payment date,
The return for the preceding year must have
whichever is earlier.
Attach form FTB 5806 to the front of Form 100,
covered a full 12 months.
Form 100S or Form 109 only if Exception B is
Line 14 – Enter the number of days on line 12
‘‘Large’’ Corporations
used in computing or eliminating the penalty. Be
that fall within the period after 6/30/98 and before
A large corporation is any bank or corporation,
sure to check the penalty box on Form 100,
7/1/99 or the payment due date, whichever is
including a predecessor bank or corporation, that
line 42; Form 100S, line 42; or Form 109, line 29.
earlier.
had California net income (computed without
Calendar year corporations – Enter the number
Exception C – Tax on Annualized Seasonal
regard to the net operating loss deduction) of
of days on line 12 that fall within the period after
Income
$1 million or more for any income year during the
6/30/98 and before 3/15/99 or the payment date,
three income years immediately preceding the
This exception applies if the estimated tax paid
whichever is earlier. The total of line 13 and
current income year.
on or before the installment due date was equal
line 14 cannot be more than the number of days
to or more than the amount the corporation
This exception allows a large corporation to use
shown on line 12. Skip line 15 and line 16 and
would owe if its estimated tax was computed on
prior year’s tax for the 1st installment only. The
proceed to line 17.
annualized seasonal taxable income for the
difference between using the prior year’s tax and
Line 15 — For fiscal year corporations only,
months preceding an installment due date. Use
the current year’s tax for the 1st installment must
enter the number of days on line 12 that fall
Exception C only if the corporation’s base period
have been added to the 2nd installment (calcu-
within the period after 6/30/99 and before 1/1/00
percentage for any 6 consecutive months of the
lated using current year’s tax) to meet the excep-
or the payment date, whichever is earlier.
income year equals or exceeds 70%. Get the
tion.
federal instructions for Form 2220, Underpay-
Line 16 – For fiscal year corporations only,
Installments 3 and 4
ment of Estimated Tax by Corporations, for more
enter the number of days on line 12 that fall
Because Exception A for large corporations can
information on the base period percentage.
within the period after 12/31/99 and before
only be used for the 1st two installments, you
2/15/00 or the payment date, whichever is
Attach form FTB 5806 to the front of Form 100,
must use the amounts computed in Part I or
earlier. The total days on line 13 through line 16
Form 100S or Form 109 only if Exception C is
Exception B or Exception C, column (c) and col-
cannot be more than the number of days shown
used in computing or eliminating the penalty. Be
umn (d) for your 3rd and 4th installments.
on line 12.
sure to check the penalty box on Form 100,
line 42; Form 100S, line 42; or Form 109, line 29.
Line 17 – Divide the number of days shown on
Exception B – Tax on Annualized Current
line 13 by the number of days in the income
Year Income
Part III Figure the Penalty
year. Multiply the result by 9% and by the under-
This exception applies if the estimated tax paid
paid amount shown on line 7.
If line 7 shows an underpayment for any install-
on or before the installment due date was equal
ment and the corporation did not meet one of the
Line 18 – Divide the number of days shown on
to or more than the amount the corporation
exceptions in Part II, complete the penalty com-
line 14 by the number of days in the income
would owe if its estimated tax was computed on
putation on line 11 through line 22.
year. Multiply the result by 9% and by the under-
annualized taxable income for the months pre-
paid amount shown on line 7.
ceding an installment due date.
Figure the penalty on the underpayment on
line 7, from the installment due date to the return
Line 19 and Line 20 – Divide the number of
For each period, in column (a) through column
due date (excluding extension of time) or to the
days shown on line 15 or line 16, by the number
(d), enter the number of months for the annuali-
payment date, whichever is earlier.
of days in the income year. Multiply the result by
zation method used based on the table below.
the percentage, which FTB will determine at a
For example, if a Form 100 is filed and the Stan-
Additional payments
later date. Then multiply the result by the under-
dard Option was used, enter 3 in column (a), 3 in
If the corporation made additional payments for
paid amount shown on line 7.
column (b), 6 in column (c) and 9 in column (d).
an installment, figure the penalty on the revised
Penalty Rates – Call FTB’s phone service, Fast
Annualization Periods
underpaid amount (amount on line 7 minus the
Answers about State Taxes (F.A.S.T.), to get
amount of the last payment) from the last pay-
Installment
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
updated penalty rates.
ment date to the return due date (excluding
Standard option
3
3
6
9
extension of time) or to the date of the next pay-
For the interest rate for line 19, call after March
Option 1
2
4
7
10
ment, whichever is earlier. Attach a separate
1999. For the interest rate for line 20, call after
Option 2
3
5
8
11
computation for each additional payment.
September 1999.
If the prior year’s tax was the minimum fran-
How to Use F.A.S.T.
Corporations can use the Standard Option or
chise tax and the corporation is not a large
must elect to use Option 1 or Option 2. Exempt
F.A.S.T. is available in English and Spanish to
corporation, figure the penalty on the mini-
organizations use Option 1 (the standard option
callers with touch-tone telephones.
mum franchise tax.
for exempt organizations) or elect to use
F.A.S.T. general tax information, is available 24
Option 2. The election to use an expanded
Line 11 – Enter the date payment was made or
hours a day, seven days a week.
option must be made on or before the due date
the return due date (excluding extension of time),
From within the United States
of the first required installment payment. Get the
whichever is earlier.
call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(800) 338-0505
instructions for the 1998 Form 100-ES, Corpora-
Form 109 filers – Enter the date payment was
tion Estimated Tax, for more information.
From outside the United States
made, or the 15th day of the 5th month after the
call (not toll free) . . . . . . . .
(916) 845-6600
Line 32 – Enter on line 32, column (a) through
close of the income year, whichever is earlier.
column (d), the annualization amounts for the
After you reach the F.A.S.T. number, select
If the installment due date fell on a Saturday,
option used. For example, if a Form 100 is filed
general tax information, follow the recorded
Sunday or a holiday and the corporation paid the
and the Standard Option was used, on line 32,
instructions and enter code number 403 to get
enter 4 in column (a), 4 in column (b), 2 in col-
the updated penalty rate.
umn (c) and 1.33333 in column (d). (Exempt
Page 2 FTB 5806 Instructions 1998

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