Form It 611s Instructions - S Corporation Income Tax - Georgia Department Of Revenue - 2014 Page 6

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GENERAL INFORMATION: INCOME TAX
INTRODUCTION
state taxation of some types of retirement income including
Georgia law recognizes an election to file as an S Corporation
pensions as well as income received from nonqualified deferred
under the provisions of the I.R.C. as it existed on January 1, 2014,
compensation plans if the income is paid out over the life
qualified only in cases of nonresident shareholders who must
expectancy of the person or at least 10 years. An employer is
complete Form 600S-CA (see page 11). It also provides for the
required to withhold Georgia income tax on any amounts that are
imposition of a Net Worth Tax.
required to be included in the nonresident’s income.
See
FILING REQUIREMENTS
Regulation 560-7-4-.05 for more information.
All corporations that own property, do business in Georgia, or derive
income from Georgia sources are required to file a Georgia income
PV CORP PAYMENT VOUCHER
tax return.(Please round all dollar entries.)
If you owe taxes, mail your return and payment with Form PV-
HB-1151 passed in the 2008 Legislative Session changed the
CORP. If you file electronically, mail Form PV- CORP with your
annual consent filing requirement for nonresident shareholders
payment to the address on the form. Do not use Form PV-CORP
of “S” corporations. Such nonresidents will only need to file a single
as a substitute for form IT-560C. Failure to properly complete and
mail the PV-CORP could result in delayed or improper posting of
consent in the year in which the Subchapter “S” corporation is first
required to file a Georgia income tax return. For a Subchapter “S”
your payment.
corporation in existence prior to January 1, 2008, the consent
WHEN AND WHERE TO FILE
agreement must be filed for each shareholder in the first Georgia
The return is due on or before the 15th day of the 3rd month
tax return filed for a year beginning on or after January 1, 2008. A
following the close of the taxable year. This would be March 15th
consent agreement will also need to be filed in any subsequent
if filing on a calendar-year basis. If the due date falls on a weekend
year for any additional nonresident who becomes a shareholder
or holiday, the return shall be due on the next day that is not a
of the Subchapter “S” corporation in that year.
weekend or a holiday. Returns should be mailed to Georgia
Georgia resident shareholders of Subchapter “S” Corporations
Department of Revenue, Processing Center, P.O. Box 740391,
may make an adjustment to Federal adjusted gross income for
Atlanta, Georgia 30374-0391.
Subchapter “S” income where the Subchapter “S” election is not
recognized for Georgia purposes or by another state. The
RELATION TO FEDERAL RETURN
adjustment is allowed in order to avoid double taxation on this type
The Georgia return relates to the Federal return in most respects
of income. Therefore, this adjustment will be allowed only for the
(see page 1 for Federal tax changes). The accounting period and
portion of income on which tax was actually paid by the corporation
method for the Georgia return must be the same as on the Federal
to Georgia or to another state(s).
return. A complete copy of the Federal return and all supporting
schedules must be attached to the Georgia return. If a Federal
audit results in a change in taxable income, the taxpayer shall file
WHEN ELECTRONIC FILING IS REQUIRED
a return reflecting the changed or corrected net income within
Taxpayers that remit payments by electronic funds transfer,
180 days of final determination. The return should be mailed to:
whether on a mandatory or voluntary basis, must file all
Taxpayer Services Division, P.O. Box 49432, Atlanta, Georgia
associated returns electronically. Also, a nonindividual income
30359-1432. Further, if the changes result in a refund, the refund
tax re- turn must be electronically filed when the federal
must be claimed within one year of the date the changes are
counterpart of such return is required to be filed electronically
submitted.
pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or Internal
Revenue Service regulations.
TWO-DIMENSIONAL (2D) BARCODE FORMS
QUALIFIED SUBCHAPTER S SUBSIDIARY (QSSS)
The Department of Revenue has given approval to certain software
For income tax purposes, Georgia follows the Federal treatment
companies to produce tax programs that include a 2D barcode. A
for a Qualified Subchapter S Subsidiary (QSSS). However, the
list of these companies is available on our website at http://
QSSS and its parent must file separate net worth tax returns. If the
dor.ga.gov
parent is not registered with the Secretary of State, and does not
do business or own property in Georgia (other than through the
NOTE: The Department of Revenue encourages the use of 2D
QSSS), they would not be required to file a net worth tax return.
barcode returns; however, we neither support nor recommend any
software company. Returns with a 2D barcode should be mailed
to the address indicated by the software program.
COMPUTING GEORGIA TAXABLE INCOME
SCHEDULE 1
If an S Corporation is required to pay tax at the federal level, it may
CORPORATE PARTNERS OF PARTNERSHIPS
A corporation will be considered to own property in Georgia, do
be required to pay tax at the state level. Schedule 1 applies only
business in Georgia, or have income from Georgia sources
to S Corporations which have converted from a C Corporation
whenever the corporation is a partner, whether limited or general,
and are subject to corporate income tax due to Excess Net Passive
in a partnership which owns property or does business in Georgia,
Investment Income, Capital Gains, or Built-in Capital Gains. This
or has income from Georgia sources.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
DEFERRED COMPENSATION
Frequently asked questions regarding S corporations,
A nonresident, who receives deferred compensation or income
corporations, partnerships, LLCs, and nonresident withholding
from the exercise of stock options that were earned in Georgia in
are available on our website at
.
a prior year is required to pay tax on the income, but only if the
prior year’s income exceeds the lesser of: 1) 5 percent of the
income received by the person in all places during the current
taxable year; or 2) $5,000. However, the income is not taxed if
federal law prohibits the state from taxing it. Federal law prohibits
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