A corporation, in order to figure out its tax liability to a particular state, would use the apportionment factors required by a particular state’s tax statute to calculate the corporation’s percentage of items inside the state. The various factors will result in a percentage of items inside a particular state versus outside a particular state. The corporation would then take its income generated from multiple states and multiply it by the percentage to compute the income taxable to a state. Then, the corporation would apply the respective state’s tax rates to its income generated from a particular state to compute the corporate tax liability due to that state.
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