Form It 611 - Corporation Income Tax Forms And General Instructions - 2013 Page 9

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GENERAL INFORMATION:
INCOME TAX
(continued)
A corporation may subtract federally taxable interest received
When salaries and wages are reduced on the Federal return
on Georgia municipal bonds designated as “Build America
to compute Federal taxable income because of a Federal jobs
Bonds” under Section 54AA of the Internal Revenue Code of
tax credit, the eliminated salary and wage deduction should
1986. “Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds” under
be listed in Schedule 5 as a subtraction from Federal taxable
Section 1400U-2 of the Internal Revenue Code or any other
income. See Georgia Code Section 48-7-21 for additional
bond treated as a “Qualified Bond” under Section 6431 (f) of
adjustments.
the Internal Revenue Code are considered “Build America
Bonds” for this purpose.
ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT OF INCOME
A corporation may subtract federally taxable interest received
If any corporation, domestic or foreign, does business or owns
on Georgia municipal bonds issued by the State of Georgia
property both within and outside Georgia, Schedules 6 and 7
and certain authorities or agencies of the State of Georgia for
should be used to compute Georgia taxable income.
which there is a special exemption under Georgia law from
The tax imposed by Georgia law applies to the entire net income
Georgia tax on interest.
as previously defined, received by every corporation, foreign or
A corporation which is a party to state contracts may subtract
domestic, that owns property in this state, does business in
from Federal taxable income 10% of qualified payments to
this State, or derives income from sources in this state. Every
minority subcontractors or $100,000, whichever is less, per
such corporation shall be deemed to be doing business in this
taxable year. The Commissioner of the Department of
State if engaged within this State in any activities or transactions
Administrative Services maintains a list of certified minority
for the purpose of financial profit or gain; whether or not such
subcontractors for the Revenue Department and general public.
corporation is registered to do business in this State; whether
To register as a minority subcontractor or to view the list, visit
or not it maintains an office or place of business within this
the DOAS website at
State; whether or not any such activity or transaction is
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connected with interstate or foreign commerce. If the business
Corporations doing business both within and outside Georgia
income of the corporation is derived in part from Georgia
who incur a loss shall compute the net operating loss carryover
sources, from property owned or business done within this
deduction by allocating to Georgia only the amount of the loss
State, and derived in part from property owned or business
attributable to operations within Georgia. This deduction shall
done outside the State, the tax is imposed only on that portion
be entered on Schedule 7, Line 8.
of the business income which is reasonably attributable to
Georgia sources and property owned and business done within
A net operating loss sustained for the current taxable
the State, to be determined as follows:
year must be carried back and carried forward in the
procedural sequence of taxable periods provided by
(1) Interest received on bonds held for investment and income
Section 172 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as it
received from other intangible property held for investment are
existed on January 3, 2013, and as adopted by Section
not subject to apportionment. Rentals received from real estate
48-7-21 of the income tax laws of Georgia. Accordingly,
held purely for investment purposes and not used in the
for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2013, losses
operation of the business are also not subject to apportionment.
should generally be carried back two years (with special
All expenses connected with the interest and rentals from
rules for farmers, casualty losses, etc). Also for tax years
such investments are likewise not subject to apportionment
beginning on or after January 1, 2005, Georgia law was
but must be applied against the investment income. The net
changed to specifically provide that Georgia follows
investment income from intangible property shall be allocated
I.R.C. Sections 108, 381, 382, and 384. Please see page 1
to Georgia if the situs of the corporation is in Georgia or the
for the net operating loss carryover provisions Georgia
intangible property was acquired as income from property held
does not follow.
in Georgia, or as a result of business done in Georgia. The net
investment income from tangible property in Georgia shall be
If you claim a net operating loss deduction, you must file a
allocated to Georgia.
complete statement detailing the sources for such deduction.
(Attach Form IT-552 and Form 600, Schedule 11.)
(2) Gains from the sale of tangible or intangible property not
held, owned or used in connection with the trade or business
Georgia Taxes Deductible. There shall be added to taxable
of the corporation, nor for sale in the regular course of business
income any taxes on, or measured by, net income or net profits
shall be allocated to the State if the property held is real or
paid or accrued within the taxable year imposed by the
tangible personal property situated in the State, or intangible
authority of the United States or any foreign country, or by any
property having an actual situs or a business situs within the
state except the State of Georgia, or by any territory, county,
State. Otherwise, such gains shall be allocated outside the
school district, municipality, or other tax subdivision of any
State.
state, territory, or foreign country to the extent such taxes are
deducted to determine Federal taxable income. This includes
(3) When net income of the above classes have been separately
Federal environmental tax.
allocated and deducted, the remainder of the net business
income shall be apportioned as follows:
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