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Alabama Merchandise Return Sheet
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All Alabama residents who earn at least $5,200 (or $10,500 as a married couple) are required to file their Alabama income tax return. If you are an Alabama resident and have been working in a different state, you also need to file your return.
Each affiliated corporation must consent to file a consolidated tax return by filing Form 1122 and returning it along with Form 1120, the tax form for U.S. corporations. After that point, any new member of the associated group must join in the consolidated tax return.
Once you are approved by the IRS then you are automatically accepted into the AL E-File Program. We do not need a copy of the Federal Form 8633. You must use Software that has been tested and approved by the State of Alabama.
You must complete your U.S. income tax return first, before you can prepare the Alabama tax return. The UA Tax Office usually hosts several tax seminars with the Alabama Department of Revenue to assist nonresident aliens with filing the Alabama tax return.
The tax rate for the Alabama Business Privilege Tax is based on how much revenue your business brings to the state of Alabama. So, your rate will rise and fall depending on how much money your business earns each year. Alabama tax rates range from $0.25 to $1.75 for each $1000 of your entity's Alabama net worth.
If there is a question about your return, you may receive a request for information letter that asks for missing or additional information or a tax computation change letter that provides explanation of changes made to the tax return.
Under Alabama law, passthrough entities are required to file a composite income tax return on behalf of their nonresident members. Tax is imposed on the nonresident members' distributive share of the passthrough income at the highest applicable marginal rate, and the tax is to be remitted with the return.
The Internal Revenue Service doesn't require corporations to file consolidated tax returns with their subsidiaries, but it does allow them to do so. Before a corporation can file a consolidated return, it must satisfy certain stock ownership and voting requirements.
Today, 24 states (including Connecticut starting in tax year 2016) and the District of Columbia require combined reporting. These include Illinois (1982), Maine (1986), Massachusetts (2008), New Hampshire (1981), New York (2007), Rhode Island (2014), Vermont (2004), and Wisconsin (2009).
Alabama Consolidated Corporate Income Tax ReturnsAct 98-502 allows the Alabama Department of Revenue to accept consolidated corporate income tax returns for tax years beginning after December 31, 1998.
