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The partnership tax generally applies to partnerships that engage in business in Louisiana and have nonresident partners. A 4.25% tax is assessed on the total distributive shares for nonresident partners. These partners generally must be included on the Louisiana Composite Return, Schedule 6922.

FILING REQUIREMENTS Louisiana Revised Statute 47:201.1(F)(4) requires the electronic filing of all composite partnership returns. If tax credits are claimed on the composite return: ALL nonresident partners must be included on the return and on Schedule of Included Partner's Share of Income and Tax.

If a corporation is a domestic corporation, meaning it is organized under the laws of Louisiana, it is required to file Form CIFT-620, Louisiana Corporation Income and Franchise Tax return, each year unless exempt from both taxes.

How to form a partnership in Louisiana Step 1: Select a business name. ... Step 2: Register the business name. ... Step 3: Complete required paperwork. ... Step 4: Determine if you need an EIN, additional licenses, or tax IDs. ... Step 5: Get your day-to-day business affairs in order.

Partners who are Louisiana resident estates and trusts are required to file Form IT-541 to report partnership income. Partners who are themselves partnerships are required to file all applicable Louisiana tax returns.

Individuals who are domiciled, reside, or have a permanent residence in Louisiana are required to file a Louisiana individual income tax return and report all of their income and pay Louisiana income tax on that income, if applicable.

Form 1065 is due to the IRS by the 15th day of the third month following the date the tax year ended for the business. If your business follows a calendar year, the due date is March 15. Internal Revenue Service. "Instructions for Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income," Pages 3-4.

If a corporation is a domestic corporation, meaning it is organized under the laws of Louisiana, it is required to file Form CIFT-620, Louisiana Corporation Income and Franchise Tax return, each year unless exempt from both taxes.