Instructions For Form Dr-908n - Florida Insurance Premium Taxes And Fees Return - 2018 Page 7

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Florida Department of Revenue Form DR-908 Instructions
DR-908N
R. 01/18
Page 7
Lines 2 and 3. Firefighters’ and Municipal Police Officers’
Schedule V
Retirement Fund Credits
Corporate Income, Salary and SFO Credit Limitation
Enter the total taxes computed from Schedules XII-B and
Under s. 624.509(4) and (5), F.S., the corporate income tax
XIII-B, respectively, onto Lines 2 and 3 respectively.
paid by an insurer shall be credited against, and to the extent
Line 4. Corporate Income Tax Paid
thereof shall discharge, the liability for the insurance premium
Enter the total amount paid from Florida Form F-1120,
tax, and a credit of 15 percent (.15) of the amount paid by
Line 13 for corporate income tax reported on the return due
an insurer in salaries to employees located or based within
during calendar year 2017. The credit granted for corporate
the State of Florida and who are covered by the provisions
income tax is available for the annual period in which such
of Chapter 443, F.S., by the insurer filing this return, shall be
tax payments are made. Payments of estimated income tax
allowed against the net tax imposed by s. 624.509, F.S.
under Chapter 220, F.S., shall be deemed paid either at the
time the insurer actually files its annual returns under Chapter
The total of the credit granted for the corporate income
220, F.S., or at the time such returns are required to be filed,
tax paid by an insurer and the salary tax credit granted
whichever occurs first.
shall not exceed 65 percent (.65) of the premium tax due
after deductions taken for the excise taxes paid to fund the
If a consolidated corporate income tax return is filed, enter
Firefighters’ and Municipal Police Officers’ Retirement Trust
the insurance company’s pro rata share of the consolidated
Funds, and for the Workers’ Compensation Assessment.
income tax paid. Each company in the affiliated group with
positive income is allocated a share of the income tax paid.
Line 1. Total Corporate Income Tax Paid
An insurance company with positive income is allocated part
Enter the total corporate income tax paid from Florida Form
of the consolidated income tax paid based on its positive
F-1120, Line 13. For corporations filing on a consolidated
Florida income after additions and subtractions (before
basis, each individual corporation’s share of the consolidated
apportionment) over the total income of all companies within
income tax paid must be computed. A schedule of how
the affiliated group with positive Florida income after additions
the consolidated income tax paid is allocated among
and subtractions (before apportionment). This ratio is used
the consolidated filers should be attached to the return.
to allocate the consolidated income tax paid by the affiliated
The individual credits claimed cannot exceed the total
group to the members of the group with positive income.
corporate income tax paid on the consolidated basis. For
more information, see the instructions for Schedule IV, Line 4.
For example, Company A ($100,000 positive income after
Florida additions and subtractions and before apportionment),
Line 2. Corporate Income Tax Credit Taken Against Wet
Company B ($100,000 positive income after Florida additions
Marine and Transportation Insurance Tax
and subtractions and before apportionment), and Company C
Enter the credit taken on Schedule XI, Line 5, for corporate
($50,000 loss after Florida additions and subtractions and
income tax.
before apportionment) filed a Florida consolidated corporate
Line 3. Eligible Net Corporate Income Tax
income tax return and paid $5,000 in tax. Company C is not
Subtract Line 2 from Line 1 in order to determine the eligible
allocated any of the consolidated corporate income tax paid
net corporate income tax.
because it did not have any positive income. Company A is
allocated $2,500 ($100,000/ $200,000 X $5,000). Company B
Line 4. Salary Credit
is allocated $2,500 ($100,000/ $200,000 X $5,000).
Enter the salary credit computed on Schedule IV, Line 8.
Line 5. Total (Net Tax)
Line 5. Total Premium Tax Due
Subtract Lines 2 through 4 from Line 1 and enter the
Enter the total premium tax due from Schedule I, Line 12.
difference. This is the net tax figure to be used for comparison
Line 6. Workers’ Compensation Administrative
purposes. If zero or less, enter -0-.
Assessment Credit
Line 6. Eligible Florida Salaries
Enter the credit computed on Schedule VI, Line 4.
Enter the total eligible Florida salaries. The insurer claiming
Lines 7 and 8. Firefighters’ and Municipal Police Officers’
the credit must be the employer of the claimed employees and
Retirement Trust Fund Credit
must have satisfied the filing requirements of Chapter 73B-10,
F.A.C.
Enter the total excise taxes paid from Schedules XII-B and
XIII-B onto Lines 7 and 8, respectively.
If the taxpayer is covered by an election for the alternative
salary credit calculation under s. 624.509(5)(a)2., F.S., enter
Line 9. Premium Tax Due After Deductions
the allocated amount of the affiliated group’s eligible salaries
Subtract the amounts on Lines 6, 7, and 8 from the Total
to the individual entity on Line 6.
Premium Tax Due on Line 5.
Line 7. Computation of Credit
Line 10. Limitation of 65 Percent
Multiply the total eligible Florida salaries from Line 6 by 15
Multiply Line 9 by 65 percent (.65) and enter the result.
percent (.15). Enter the result.
Line 11. Eligible Corporate Income Tax
Line 8. Salary Credit (Available)
Enter the lesser of Line 3 or the limitation computed on
Enter the lesser of Line 5 or Line 7 here and on Schedule V,
Schedule V, Line 10. If zero or less, enter -0-.
Line 4, as the total available salary credit cannot exceed the
Line 12. Salary Tax Credit
net tax as computed on Line 5. If zero or less, enter -0-.
Enter the lesser of Line 4 or the difference between Lines 10
and 11. Lines 11 and 12 are to be entered on Schedule III,
Lines 4 and 5 respectively. If zero or less, enter -0-. If

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