Instructions for Form 1120-S 2023 Internal Revenue Service

Instructions for Form 1120-S (2023)

The module report is described in the Domestic Revenue Law unless otherwise refused.

Instructions for Form 1120-S - Introductory Material

Future Developments

See IRS. GOV/Form1120s for the latest information about Form 1120-S and its manual (such as the law enacted after issuance).

What’s New

Electronic declaration

The upper limit on the electronic tax return on the corporate declaration form that must be submitted after January 1, 2024 has been reduced to 10 or more. See the electronic declaration described below.

Raise the penalty for the leakage.

The minimum fine for submitting a tax return required in 2024 was at least 60 days of delayed amount of tax payments and the lower price of $ 485. See the delay in the declaration described below.

Deduction for specific energy efficiency commercial buildings

In the taxation year that begins in 2023, a corporation that submits Form 1120-S and applies for a commercial building deduction with good energy efficient must report the deduction amount to the 19th line. See the description of the 19th line.

100%deduction of business expenses expired.

Temporary 100%deductions for eating and drinking expenses offered in restaurants do not apply to the amount paid or generated after 2022.

Payment selection

You can select the applicable corporate and taxpayer to handle specific deductions as selectively payments. See the instructions on the 24D line and the instructions for 3800 forms.

Digital assets.

Digital assets must be reported. Later, see the new question 16 in the schedule B.

Report code schedule K and K-1.

Individual report code is assigned to other income (loss) code H, other deduction code S, other credits code P, and advertising code of other information in the past year. 。 For the code list, see the SCHEDULE K-1 (FORM 1120-S) manual for shareholders.

The following new deduction code has been added to the 13G line.

Code A. Zero Emission Nuclear Power Credit.
Code B. Advanced nuclear power plant power generation credit.
Code AG. Military spouse participation credit
AX Cand. Discovering carbon monoxide credit collection
Code New Clean Car Credit
Code BC. Eligible credits from transferors based on Article 6418.

Reminder

Selection by SMEs.

Do not submit the form 1120-S unless you submit or attach a form 2553 (selection by a small company). See the explanation of Form 2553 for details.

Photographs of Missing Children

The Internal Revenue Agency is affiliated with the National Center for Missing & Amp; amp; (NCMEC). Photos of the missing children chosen by the center may be published in other pages in the blank description. If you look at the picture and have a familiar child, you can help these children at home by calling 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

The Taxpayer Advocate Service

Taxpayer Supervision Services (TAS) is an independent organization in the National Tax Agency that supports taxpayers and protects the rights of taxpayers. TAS is trying to know and understand all the taxpayers to be treated fairly, knowing and understanding the rights based on the Tax Payment Rights.

Taxpayers have the right to comply with IRS in transactions with companies. TA can support the company in the following cases:

In the following cases, TA can support companies.
Faced by an imminent threat of disadvantageous measures. lingering
The company tried to contact IRS many times, but no one responded, or IRS will not respond by the promised date.

TAS has an office in each state, the special Colombia ward, and Puerto Rico. The number of lawyers in each region can be confirmed in the roster of each region and taxpayeradvocate. ircov. It is also accepted by TAS phone number 877-777-4778.

TAS is also working on solving larg e-scale and institutional problems that affect many taxpayers. If you are aware of such a wide range of issues, report it to TAS through the IRS. GOV/SAMS system advocacy management system.

See irs. gov/advocate for details.

Direct Deposit of Refund

If you request a corporate tax refund directly into an account of a US bank or other financial institution, attach Form 8050, Direct Deposit of Corporate Income Tax Refund. See the explanation on the 28th line.

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General Instructions

Purpose of Form

Form 1120-S is used to report the income, income, losses, deductions, deductions, and other information of the domestic corporation who selected S Corporation.

How To Make the Election

For more information about the selection, see Form 2553, Small Business Corporation Election and Form 2553 description.

Who Must File

(A) If S Corporation is selected by submitting a form 2553, (b) If IRS receives the choice, (c) If the selection is valid, the form 1120-s must be submitted. yeah. After submitting FORM2553, you should receive the notification that Form2553 has been accepted. If you do not receive an election acceptance or unacceptable notice within 2 months of submission of FORM 2553 (within 5 months if you select the q1 column to request a letter luring), 800-829 Please contac t-4933. Also, do not submit Form 1120-S for any taxation year before the selection year.

Relief measures in case of choice late

If you do not submit Form 2553 or submit it within the deadline, you can be exempted from the selection submitted late as an S corporation. See the explanation of Form 2553 for details.

Termination of Election

Once selected, it is valid until it is released. If the selection is canceled, the corporation (or successor corporation) will r e-select the FORM 2553 for the taxation year before the first taxation year when cancellation is enabled. You can. For more information, see Rule 1. 1362-5.

If you fall under any of the following, the selection is automatically released.

If a corporation is no longer a small company defined in Article 1361 (B), such a selection will be valid on the day when the corporation is no longer a small company. Attach documents to the end of the company's S form 1120-S in the company's last year's S form 1120-s.
From the passive investment income (NTO) defined in the three consecutive tax years, (a) cumulative income and profit (AE & amp; amp; p) and (B), (B) Article 1362 (D) (3). More than 25%of total income. This choice expires on the first year of taxation year, which begins after the third year of taxation years. Corporation must pay taxes for each year when net income is added. For more information on how to calculate tax, see the explanation on the 23A line.
Elections will be canceled. The election can be canceled only if there is a shareholder consent of more than 50 % of the issued shares (including stock capital) at the time of cancellation. Recalls can specify the valid recall dates after the recall date. If the date is not specified, if the expiration is made before the third month of the tax year's third month, it will expire at the start of the tax year. If there is no date specification and a cancellation is made after the 15th of the third month of the tax year, the cancellation will be valid from the end of the next tax year.

To cancel the selection, the public corporation must submit a tax return to the relevant service center described in the destination of Form 2553. At that time, the company must inform IRS that S-Corporation will cancel the selection. The statement requires the signature of each shareholder agreeing to the cancellation, and must include the information required by the rules of paragraph 1 1362-6 (a) (3).

The withdrawal can be canceled before it comes into effect. See Article 1 1362-6 (a) (4) of the rules for details. See Regs. Section 1. 1362-6 (A) (4).

See the following for the rules for the distribution of the income between the shor t-term S and the shor t-term C and the deduction amount, and the other special rules applied when the selection is canceled. See Article 1362 (e) and 1362-3.

If the corporation considers the selection to be canceled based on the above (1) or (2), and that the cancellation is unwilling, the corporation can request the IRS for permission to continue handling as an S corporation. 。 See Article 1 1362-4 of the rules for specific requirements to be met to receive non-spontaneous ending.

Electronic Filing

S Corporation usually can submit Form 1120-S, related forms, schedules, statements, and attached documents in an electronic file (e-file). FORM 7004 (automatic extension). Form 940, 941, 944 (employment tax return). Forms 1099 and other information declarations can also be submitted electronically. However, there are some declarations that do not apply electronic declaration options.

In the tax return submitted after January 1, 2024, S-Corporation, which submits 10 or more declarations, is required to submit an electronic form 1120-S. reference. Regulations Section 301. However, these companies can apply for electronic tax returns.

For more information about electronic declarations, see Rsee E-File for Business and Self-Employed TaxPayers in IRS. GOV.

Exclusions From Electronic Filing Requirement

Exemption

IRS can exempt the electronic tax return rules if Company S proves that the difficulty will occur if the electronic declaration is required. Companies that wish to exempt the obligatory of electronic declaration must submit an application form and apply for exemption. Please mail all the exemption requests to the following:

Ogden Neighborhood Revenue Agency Ogden Declaration Processing Center Attn: Form 1120 Application Mailing Request 1057 Ogden, UT 84201

If you use courier service, please mail the exemption application to the following:

Ogden Neighborhood Revenue Agency Ogden Declaration Processing Center ATTN: Form 1120 Application Shipping Request 1057 1973 N. RULON WHITE BLVD. OGDEN, UT 84404

Exemption applications can also be faxed to 877-477-0575. If you have any questions about the exemption procedure or process, please contact the e-Help office (866-255-0654).

There is an exception.

IRS may provide an exemption provision for electronic declaration. If the use of technology required for electronic declaration violates religious beliefs, the company will be exempted from the requirements. Specify the exemption in the company's tax return. Enter "religious exemption" at the top of FORM 1120-s. Submit a tax return to the corresponding IRS address. The submission destination will be described later. See Notice 2024-18 for details.

When To File

Normally, S Corporation must submit a form 1120-S by the 15th of the 3rd month after the end of the tax year. In the case of a calendar year corporation, the deadline is March 15, 2024. The dissolution corporation must usually be submitted by the 15th, three months after the dissolution date.

If the deadline is Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, you can declare Saturdays, Sundays, or the next day, not legal holiday.

If the selection of S Corporation is lifted during the taxation year and returns to C Corporation, submit the Form 1120-S for the period to the end date (including extension) of the short declaration of S C-Pores.

Private Delivery Services

Corporations can meet the "timely mail" rules as Timely Filer by using a specific PDS (Private Delivery Service) specified by IRS. Please access iRs. gov/pds for the current designated service list.

PDS will tell you how to prove the mailing date in writing.

If you are using PDS, access IRS. GOV/PDSSTREETADDRESSES to use the NTA mailing address.

Delivery to personal book box cannot be delivered. If you want to send a product to the address of your book box, you need to use the U. S. Postal Service.

Extension of Time To File

Form 7004, Request for Automatic Extension of Time to File Certain Business Income Tax, INFORMATION, And Other Returns, and apply for extension of the filing deadline. Usually, corporations must submit Form 7004 by the normal declaration deadline. See Form 7004 instructions.

Where To File

Submit a company declaration to the following IRS address.

If the company's main business, office, or sales office is in the following:	When the total assets (form 1120-s, 1 page, item F) at the end of the tax year are:	Please use the following address:
Connecticut, Delaware, Special Colombia, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Humpshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio Niclbenia State, Lord Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin	Less than $ 10 million, M-3 programs have not been applied	The Ministry of Finance's Domestic Revenue Agency Center Kansas City, MO 64999-0013
	If you submit a schedule M-3 for more than $ 10 million or less than $ 10 million	Division of the Financial Services Center (Division of the Financial Services Center), 84201-0013
Alabama, Alaska, Arusona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florado, Hawaii, Hawaii, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Louisiana, Minnesoti, Mizuri, Mizuri, Mizuri, Mizuran, Nebraska. , Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wioming State	Any amount	Division of the Financial Services Center (Division of the Financial Services Center), 84201-0013
Foreign or US territory	Any amount	Internal Revenue Agency Center P. O. BOX 409101 OGDEN, UT 84409

Who Must Sign

The following signature and date are required:

It is necessary to sign the president, vice president, accounting manager, assistant officer, and accounting officer. lingering
Other company officers (such as tax officers) have the authority to sign.

If a trustee, a trustee, or a transferer submits a tax return on behalf of the company, the trustee must sign on behalf of the company officer. The declaration or format signed by the bankruptcy trustee or trustee on behalf of the corporation must be attached to the court's order or instructions that allow the signature.

If a company employee creates FORM 1120-S, remain blank the Form 1120-S creation column. If you create Form1120-S and not issue an invoice to the company, you should not fill out this column. In general, those who receive a salary and create a tax return must sign the declaration and fill in the "Use Provided Only" column.

Those who receive a reward and create a tax return must fill in the necessary information of the declaration creator:

Sign the coordinator's signature field,
Describe the creator taxpayer number (PTIN).
Submit a copy of the tax return to the taxpayer.

Paid creators can use a rubber stamp, machine device, or computer software program to sign the original or correction file of the declaration.

Paid Preparer Authorization

If the company wants to allow the 2023 tax return with the creator of the tax return signed by the IRS, check the "Yes" in the signature column of the tax return. This approval applies only to individuals signed in the "USE Provied ONLY" column in the declaration. If there is a business described in this section, it will not apply to the business.

If you check the "YesS", the company will approve the IRS calling the paid coordinator and responds to the questions generated during the declaration process. The company will give the paid modelator the following authority:

Provide IRS with the lack of information in the tax return.
Call IRS about the processing of the tax return, or related refunds and payments. And
Corresponds to notifications from IRS regarding calculation mistakes, offset, and declaration creation.

The Company does not allow the paid declaration creator to receive a refund check, restrain us (including additional taxation), or represent the IRS.

This approval is automatically exposed by the deadline for submitting the tax return in 2024 (excluding extensions). If the company wants to extend the paid coordinator authority or want to expire the authority before the expiration date, see Pub. 947, Practice Before The IRS and OFWER of Attorney.

Assembling the Return

Attach all schedules and other forms on page 5 or later of FORM 1120-s to properly process corporate tax declarations.

Schedule N (Form 1120), Foreign Operations of U. S. Corporations.
Schedule D (Form 1120-s), Capital Markets and Losses and Embedded Earnings.
Form 4797 "Sale of business real estate
Form 8949, sale and other capital assets.
Form 8996, specialty fund.
Form 8825, Partnership or S Corporation Rent Real Estate Income and Expenses.
Form 1125-A, Cost of Goods Sold
Form 8050, Direct Deposit for Corporate Tax Returns
Form 4136, Federal Tax Credit for Fuel
Form 8941, Small Employer Health Insurance Premium Credit
Form 3800, General Business Tax Credit
Form 8997, Special Opportunity Fund (QOF) Investments, Form 8997, Initial and Annual Statement of Special Opportunity Fund (QOF) Investments.
Form 6252, Income from Installment Credits
Schedule A (Form 8936), Net vehicle credit amount.
Schedule K-1 (Form 1120-S), Shareholder Income Distributions, Withholding, Deductions, etc.
Form 8938, Statement of Certain Foreign Financial Assets.
Alphabetical supplementary statements, Schedule K-2 (Form 1120-S), Stockholders' Equity Data in Proportion to Shareholders-International and Schedule K-3 (Form 1120-S), Shareholder Income Share, Deductions, Credits, etc.-International.
Additional Forms in Numerical Order

Fill out each applicable section on Form 1120-S and Schedule K-1. Do not write "See attached" or "Available upon request" in lieu of a section. If a form or schedule requires margins, attach a separate sheet of the same size and format as the printed form.

If there are supporting statements or attachments, arrange them in the same order as the supporting statements or attachments, and attach the latter. Show totals on the printed forms. Include the company name and EIN on each income statement or attachment.

Tax Payments

Generally, corporations must pay all taxes due by the filing deadline (except for extensions). See explanation for line 26. If the payment due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the payment due date is the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.

Electronic Deposit Requirement

Businesses must use electronic funds transfers to pay all federal taxes (employment contributions, excise taxes, corporate income taxes, etc.). Electronic funds transfers are typically made using the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS). However, if your business does not want to use EFTPS, you can arrange for a tax professional, financial institution, payroll service, or other trusted third party to make the deposits on your behalf. You can also have a financial institution make same-day bank transfers, as described below. EFTPS is a free service provided by the Department of the Treasury. Services provided by tax authorities, financial institutions, payroll services, and other third parties may incur fees.

For more information about EFTPS or to register, visit www. EFTPS. gov or call 800-555-4477. To contact EFTPS using the Telecommunications Relay Service for the Deaf (TRS), call 711 and provide the TRS assistant with the above number 800-555-4477 or 800-733-4829.

Make your deposit by the deadline.

For EFTPS deposits to be timely, the company must submit the deposit by 8:00 PM Eastern Time the day before the deposit is due. If the company uses a third party to make deposits on its behalf, the cut-off time may be different.

Same-Day Deposit Options

If the company does not submit the deposit transaction to EFTPS by 8:00 PM Eastern Time the day before the deposit is due, the company may use the Federal Tax Collection Service (FTCS) to make a timely deposit. If you would like to use same-day deposits to your bank account, you should consult with your financial institution in advance regarding available times, deadlines, and costs. Financial institutions may charge a fee for payments made by this method. For more information about the information a company must provide to a financial institution to make a same-day deposit, see IRS. gov/SameDayWire.

Estimated Tax Payments

Generally, a corporation must pay estimated taxes in installments if the total of the following taxes is $500 or more: (a) taxes on built-in gains, (b) excess net passive income taxes, and (c) investment credit recovery taxes, each of which is discussed below.

or (b) the sum of (i) the investment credit recovery tax and built-in gain tax shown on the return for that taxable year (or, if no return has been filed, the total of these taxes for that taxable year) and (ii) the excess net passive income tax shown on the return for the corporation's previous taxable year. If the previous taxable year is less than 12 months, the estimated tax must be determined under (a).

The estimated tax must generally be paid in four installments. However, a corporation may reduce one or more installments under section 6655(e) using the annual income split method or the seasonally adjusted split method.

For calendar-year corporations, payments are due on April 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15 for 2024. For fiscal-year corporations, payments are due on the 15th of the fourth, sixth, nineteenth, and December months. If any day is a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, payment shall be due on the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.

Companies must make payments by electronic funds transfer as described above.

See the instructions in Form 2220 for penalties that may apply if a company fails to make a required payment.

Interest and Penalties

If a company receives notice of a penalty after filing, send an explanation to the IRS. Do not attach the explanation to the company when it files its return.

Interest

Interest shall be imposed on any late payment tax, even if an extension of time for filing is granted. Interest shall also be imposed on any penalty imposed for omission to file, negligence, fraud, material misstatement of valuation, material understatement of tax, and understatement of reportable transactions from the due date for filing (including any extension) to the date of payment. Interest shall be calculated at the rate determined pursuant to Section 6621.

Late filing of return

If you file a statement after the due date (including extensions) or if the statement does not include all the required information, unless you do so for a reasonable cause, you may be subject to a penalty. See note above. For returns without tax due, the penalty is $235 for each month or part thereof (up to a maximum of 12 months) that the return is late or does not include all the required information, multiplied by the total number of persons who were stockholders of the corporation during any part of the taxable year for which the return is due. If tax is due, the penalty is the amount above plus 5% of the tax due for each month or part of a month that the return is late, up to a maximum of 25% of the tax due. For 2024 returns that are required to be filed 60 days or more late, the minimum penalty is the lesser of the tax due or $485. Late Payment of Taxes

A company that fails to pay tax when due is generally subject to a penalty of one-half of one percent of the tax due for each month or part of a month in which the tax was not paid, up to a maximum of 25% of the tax due. No penalty is imposed if the company can show that the failure to meet the deadline was due to reasonable cause. See note above.

Failure to Timely Provide Information

A penalty of $310 may be imposed for each failure to timely file Schedule K-1 (and Schedule K-3, if applicable) with shareholders and for each failure to include all required information (or for each incorrect information) on Schedule K-1 (and Schedule K-3, if applicable). If the obligation to report correct information is willfully ignored, each penalty of $310 is increased to $630, or 10% of the total amount of information required to be reported, if more than that. See Sections 6722 and 6724 for more information.

No penalty will be assessed if the company can show that the failure to timely provide the information was due to reasonable cause. See note above.

Trust Fund Recovery Penalty

This penalty may apply if certain excise, income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes required to be collected or withheld are not collected or withheld or if such taxes are not paid. These taxes are generally taxed on

Form 720, Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return.

Form 941, Employer Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return.
Form 943, Annual Federal Employer Tax Return for Agricultural Employees.
Form 944, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return. Ή ή
FORM 945, Annual Return of Federal Income Tax withheld.
Trust property recovery Penalty Property Trust Recovery Penalty Properts Recovery Penalty Trust Recovery Penalty determines that IRS is responsible for collecting, recording, and paying these taxes, and is intentionally imposed on all those who neglect it. There is a possibility. This penalty is equivalent to the full amount of unpaid deposit fund tax. See Pub. 15 (Circular E), "Employer's Tax Guide" or Pub.

Other penalties

Other penalties may be imposed on negligence, significant tax declaration, underdating transactions, and fraud. See Article 6662, 6662A, and 6663.

Corporate tax calculation method We calculate income using regular accounting methods to manage books in the corporation. The method used must be a clear reflection of the income. The recognized methods include cash, generating laws, and other methods that are recognized by the inne r-yea r-old enrollment law.

Accounting Methods

The following rules are applied.

Generally, cas h-based accounting cannot be used if S-Corporation is a tax shelter (Defined in Article 448 (D) (3))). See Section 448 for details.

Unless you are a small and mediu m-sized business taxpayer (described later), corporations must adopt prenarism in selling and purchasing inventory. See Form 1125-A. If you are a SME taxpayer, you can record inventory in the same way as an expandable material or consumables, or define the relevant financial statements (II) in Article 451 (B) (3). In order to comply with the handling of inventory in), the accounting method can be adopted or changed, or if the taxpayer does not have the corresponding financial statement, the taxpayer's accounting. Accounting method used in books and records of taxpayers created according to processing. In general, changing the accounting method requires IRS consent. Rev. Prop for procedures in which taxpayers of small and mediu m-sized enterprises have automatically consent to change accounting methods to reflect the revision of the law in this field, Rev. Prop. See also change.
Lon g-term contracts apply to special rules. reference. See Article 460.
In general, securities dealers should use a market value evaluation method. Commodity dealers and securities and commodity dealers can select a market price accounting. reference. Article 475
SME taxpayer

SME taxpayers have a total annual income of $ 29 million for (a) the average annual income for three years, not (b) taxpayers (defined in Article 448 (D) (3))). Is.

Change accounting method.

In general, the company must have the consent of IRS when changing the entire corporate tax law accounting method or the accounting process of tangible items. In order to obtain consent, the company usually must submit a form 3115 "Change Accounting Method Change Application" during the taxation year to apply for a change. See Form 3115 instructions and Pub. 538, Accounting Periods and Methods. Also, see the Form 3115 explanation for procedures for obtaining automatic consent to change specific accounting methods, automatic changes procedures, and reducing the requirements for submission of form 3115.

Corporation must calculate income based on the taxation year. Tax year is an annual accounting period used by a corporation to hold records and report income and expenditure.

Accounting Period

S Corporation must use one of the following tax years.

The business year ending on December 31.

Natural business year.
Ownership tax year.
The fiscal year selected based on Article 444.
The business year of 52-53 weeks that end in connection with the above fiscal year.
In other business years (including 52-53 weekly business years), corporations set their business purposes.
If you want to establish a new S Corporation, you must use Form 2553 to select the tax year. If you want to change the taxation year of the corporation at a later date, see below. See Form 1128, Application to Adopt, Change, or Maintain a Tax Year and ITS ITS Instructures (excluding the case where you can choose based on Article 444).

Selection of the taxation year based on Article 444

According to the provisions of Article 444, the S corporation can select the taxation year other than the necessary year, but in that case, the tax expenditure period of the taxation year is 3 months or the tax deferred period of the taxation year. Limited when it doesn't get longer. This selection is made by submitting Form 8716.

If S Corporation is a member of a hierarchical structure other than a hierarchical structure, which is composed only from partnerships and S Corporation and the same tax year, it is not possible to select or continue in Article 444. In order for S Corporation to select Article 444, payments prescribed in Article 7519 shall be made. The reference Form 8752 requires payment or refund based on Article 7519.

The selection of section 444 ends in the following cases:

If the fiscal year is changed to a calendar or other permissible year,

It is punished for not intentionally obey the requirements of Article 7519.
End selection (except when you immediately become a personal service corporation).
As a result, in the case of a short-term taxation year, enter "The Section 444 ELECTION 444 ELECTION IS TERMINATED" at the top of the first page of Form 1120-S in its short-term taxation year.

The company can enter a decimal point and cent when entering the tax return. However, the company must fill in the cents in an integer in the declaration, form, and statements to make it easier to fill in the tax return. The company must fill out all the amount of the declaration in dollars or use cents for all amounts. Reduced less than 50 cents, and rounded up from 50 cents to 99 cents from 1 dollar. For example, $ 8. 40 is $ 8 and $ 8. 50 is $ 9.

Rounding Off to Whole Dollars

If you have to add two or more amounts to calculate the amount to be filled in one line, calculate the amount including the cent when adding the amount, and round up only the total amount.

The company's record must be stored during the required period to manage all the rules of the domestic revenue law. Normally, a record that supports the income, deduction, or credit items must be stored for three years from the deadline of the submission deadline or the date of submission. The record for confirming the number of tsubo of the real estate must be saved for the time required to calculate the number of tsubo of the original or alternative real estate.

Recordkeeping

The company must store a copy of all submitted declarations. Support the creation of future tax returns and corrections.

To fix the previous FORM 1120-S, submit the correction FORM 1120-S and check the box H (4) on one page. Attach a statement that specifies the line number of the modified item, the modified amount or processing, and the explanation of the reasons for each change.

Amended Return

If there is an error in the income, deduction, credits, or other information described in the schedule K-1 or K-3, the shareholder correction schedule K-1 or K-3 (Form 1120-S) is corrected 1120 Submit wit h-S. We also submit a copy of the modified Schedule K-1 or K-3 to the shareholder. Check the "AMENDED K-1" or "AMENDED K-3" at the top of the K-1 or K-3 schedule, indicating that it is a modified K-1 or K-3 schedule.

Changes in the company's federal declaration may affect the state tax return. This includes changes by IRS survey. For more information, contact the state tax authorities where the company's tax return was submitted.

Transaction disclosure that may be reported

Other Forms and Statements That May Be Required

Disclosure of information about transactions involved by the company. The Form 8886 (transaction disclosure of the report) must submit the tax year in which the company has participated in the transaction. If you do not submit Form8886, the company may have to pay a penalty. The transactions that are obliged to report are as follows.

Judging that IRS is a tax avoidance transaction, the same or substantial transactions are the same or substantially similar to transactions listed by notification, rules, and other published guidance.

Transactions provided by a company (or related parties) that paid more than $ 50. 000 fees to advisors.
A specific transaction that the company (or related parties) has been protected by contract due to the ban on tax incentives.
A specific transaction that has at least $ 2 million or a mult i-year combination of at least $ 4 million.
The National Tax Agency has found any transactions as "profit trading" through notification, rules, and other published guidance.
For more information, see Rule 1. 6011-4. See also the FORM 8886 instructions. If there is an error in income, deduction, credit, or other information described in the schedule K-1 or K-3, the shareholder correction schedule K-1 or K-3 (form 1120-s) Submit with the correction form 1120-s. We also submit a copy of the modified Schedule K-1 or K-3 to the shareholder. Check the "AMENDED K-1" or "AMENDED K-3" at the top of the K-1 or K-3 schedule, indicating that it is a modified K-1 or K-3 schedule.

Penalties.

Transaction disclosure that may be reported

Disclosure of information about transactions involved by the company. The Form 8886 (transaction disclosure of the report) must submit the tax year in which the company has participated in the transaction. If you do not submit Form8886, you may have to pay a penalty if you do not submit it. The transactions that are obliged to report are as follows.

Transactions provided by a company (or related parties) that paid more than $ 50. 000 fees to advisors.

A specific transaction that the company (or related parties) has been protected by contract due to the ban on tax incentives.

A specific transaction that has at least $ 2 million or a mult i-year combination of at least $ 4 million.

The National Tax Agency has found any transactions as "profit trading" through notification, rules, and other published guidance.

For more information, see Rule 1. 6011-4. See also the FORM 8886 instructions. If there is an error in the income, deduction, credits, or other information described in the schedule K-1 or K-3, the shareholder correction schedule K-1 or K-3 (Form 1120-S) is corrected 1120 Submit wit h-S. We also submit a copy of the modified Schedule K-1 or K-3 to the shareholder. Check the "AMENDED K-1" or "AMENDED K-3" at the top of the K-1 or K-3 schedule, indicating that it is a modified K-1 or K-3 schedule.

Transaction disclosure that may be reported

Disclosure of information about transactions involved by the company. The Form 8886 (transaction disclosure of the report) must submit the tax year in which the company has participated in the transaction. If you do not submit Form8886, you may have to pay a penalty if you do not submit it. The transactions that are obliged to report are as follows.
Judging that IRS is a tax avoidance transaction, the same or substantial transactions are the same or substantially similar to transactions listed by notification, rules, and other published guidance.
Transactions provided by a company (or related parties) that paid more than $ 50. 000 fees to advisors.
A specific transaction that the company (or related parties) has been protected by contract due to the ban on tax incentives.

A specific transaction that has at least $ 2 million or a mult i-year combination of at least $ 4 million.

The National Tax Agency has found any transactions as "profit trading" through notification, rules, and other published guidance.

For more information, see Rule 1. 6011-4. See also the FORM 8886 instructions.

If it is necessary to disclose a transaction that is obliged to report based on Article 6011, if the form 8886 is not properly filled out and submitted, the company must pay the penalty. In addition, the company does not submit Form 8886 with the company tax return, does not submit a copy of FORM 8886 to the tax shelter analysis bureau (OTSA), or does not contain all necessary information (or incorrect information). Included) Forms may also apply penalties based on section 6707A. Other penalties may be applied, such as penalties for accuracy based on Article 6662a. See Form 8886 explanations for details of these penalties and other penalties.

Transaction report by important advisors

An important advisor in the transaction target transaction targeted by an advisor must submit the form 8918 "An important advisor disclosure" to the IRS and disclose specific information on the transaction target transaction. See Form 8918 explanation for details.

Transfer to a corporation dominated by the transferor.

When an important transfer person (section 1. 351-3 (d)) receives the company's shares for exchanging property in a non-recognized event, the statement required in the 351-3 (a) provisions is replaced. It must be attached to the tax return of the transfer of the tax year. Provided, however, that this is not the case if all necessary information is included in the statement attached to the same article for the same Article 351 exchange provided by a substantial transfer person.

Select a foundation reduction based on Article 362 (E) (2) (c)

If the property is transferred to a corporation that is applied to Article 362 (E) (2), the transferor and the acquisition corporation are based on Article 362 (E) (2) (c), and the transferred property acquired by the transferred property. Instead of reducing the foundation, you can choose to reduce the basics of the transfer of the shares of the transferor. This choice cannot be canceled once it is made. For more information, see the section 362 (E) (2) and the section 1 rule. 362-4. If the selection is made, a statement must be submitted according to the rules of Paragraph 1 362-4 (D) (3).

Article 1. 1411-10 (G) (selected by Article 1411 for CFC and QEF).

Any company that directly or indirectly holds stock in a controlled foreign corporation (CFC) (under sections 953(c)(1)(b) or 957(a)) or a passive foreign investment company (under section 1297(a)) that we treat as a qualified electing fund (QEF) under section 1293 may make the election described in Regulation 1. 1411-10(g). The election must be made by the first taxable year beginning after 2013 in which (i) the CFC or QEF includes gross income for chapter 1 purposes under section 951(a) or 1293(a) and (ii) has a direct or indirect owner that would be subject to tax under section 1411 if the election were made. Such election must be made on an entity basis and applies only to the particular CFC or QEF for which the election is made. Generally, for purposes of section 1411, if an election is made to a CFC or QEF, amounts included in section 951 and section 1293 income from the CFC or QEF are included in net investment income, and distributions described in section 959(d) or 1293(c) are excluded from net investment income. In addition, the Company has made the following changes to the proposed regulations under 958-1(e)(2) and Kan.

At-Risk Limitations

The election must be made on the corporation's initial or amended return for the taxable year in which the election is made. An amended return may be filed only if the taxable year in which the election is made and all taxable years affected by the election are not closed by the assessment limitation period under section 6501. The return must include:

Activities Covered by the At-Risk Rules

The name and EIN of the corporation making the election.

A statement that all shareholders consent to each election made on the return.
A statement that the company selects to apply the rules of Article 1 1411-10 (g) to the CFC and QEF in the report based on Article 1 1411-10 (g) of the rules. 。 and
(i) CFC or QEF name, (II) CFC or QEF EIN, or if the CFC or QEF does not have EIN, the reference number of CFC or QEF.
Furthermore, among the CFC or QEFs that the company performs, the names of (i) CFC or QEF, and (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or QEF. If QEF EIN, or CFC or QEF does not have EIN, the reference identification number for CFC or QEF must be described.
Annual information report by specific domestic entities based on Article 6038D.
A specific domestic company (hereinafter referred to as "designated domestic companies") established or used to own a specific foreign financial assets must submit a format 8938 "Specified Foreign Financial Asset Statement". Form 8938 must be submitted every year if the company's specific foreign financial assets meet or exceed the reporting standards. For more information on the types of foreign financial assets that are a specified domestic corporation and the type of foreign financial assets that are obliged to report, the instructions in Form 8938, especially "submit obligations", "specific domestic corporations", "Types of reporting standards", " See "Specified Foreign Financial Assets", "Standards of Foreign Financial Assets", "Assets without Remarks", "Exemption of Report".

Aggregation of Activities

In the domestic corporation that needs to submit Form 8938 to Form 1120-S, it is necessary to check "Yes" in the question 8 of Schedule N (Form 1120) and attach it to Form 1120-S.

Proof as a qualified opportunity fund
It also submits Form 8996 every year to calculate the penalty when QOF meets the investment standards in paragraphs 1400Z-2 or does not meet the investment standard. See Form 8996 explanation for details.

The investment of the Special Opo Tuning Fund Corporation is CFC and QEF in which the rules of Article 1 1411-10 (g) of the same rules are identified in the same rule based on Article 1 1411-10 (g) of the rules. A statement that chooses to apply to. and

At-Risk Activity Reporting Requirements

(i) CFC or QEF name, (II) CFC or QEF EIN, or if the CFC or QEF does not have EIN, the reference number of CFC or QEF.

Furthermore, among the CFC or QEFs that the company performs, the names of (i) CFC or QEF, and (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or (II) CFC or QEF. If QEF EIN, or CFC or QEF does not have EIN, the reference identification number for CFC or QEF must be described.

Annual information report by specific domestic entities based on Article 6038D.
A specific domestic company (hereinafter referred to as "designated domestic companies") established or used to own a specific foreign financial assets must submit a format 8938 "Specified Foreign Financial Asset Statement". Form 8938 must be submitted every year if the company's specific foreign financial assets meet or exceed the reporting standards. For more information on the types of foreign financial assets that are a specified domestic corporation and the type of foreign financial assets that are obliged to report, the instructions in Form 8938, especially "submit obligations", "specific domestic corporations", "Types of reporting standards", " See "Specified Foreign Financial Assets", "Standards of Foreign Financial Assets", "Assets without Remarks", "Exemption of Report".

Passive Activity Limitations

In the domestic corporation that needs to submit Form 8938 to Form 1120-S, it is necessary to check "Yes" in the question 8 of Schedule N (Form 1120) and attach it to Form 1120-S.

Proof as a qualified opportunity fund

It also submits Form 8996 every year to calculate the penalty when QOF meets the investment standards in paragraphs 1400Z-2 or does not meet the investment standard. See Form 8996 explanation for details.

The investment company of the Special Opo Technical Fund applies the rules of Article 1 1411-10 (g) of the same rules based on Article 1 1411-10 (g) of the rules to the CFC and QEF specified in the same report. A statement to choose that. and

(i) CFC or QEF name, (II) CFC or QEF EIN, or if the CFC or QEF does not have EIN, the reference number of CFC or QEF.

Annual information report by specific domestic entities based on Article 6038D.
A specific domestic company (hereinafter referred to as "designated domestic companies") established or used to own a specific foreign financial assets must submit a format 8938 "Specified Foreign Financial Asset Statement". Form 8938 must be submitted every year if the company's specific foreign financial assets meet or exceed the reporting standards. For more information on the types of foreign financial assets that are a specified domestic corporation and the type of foreign financial assets that are obliged to report, the instructions in Form 8938, especially "submit obligations", "specific domestic corporations", "Types of reporting standards", " See "Specified Foreign Financial Assets", "Standards of Foreign Financial Assets", "Assets without Remarks", "Exemption of Report".
In the domestic corporation that needs to submit Form 8938 to Form 1120-S, it is necessary to check "Yes" in the question 8 of Schedule N (Form 1120) and attach it to Form 1120-S.
Proof as a qualified opportunity fund

Activities That Are Not Passive Activities

Investment of Special Opochiunin funds
If a company deferred capital gains to a specialty investment fund (QOF), the company must file Schedule D (Form 1120-S), Form 8949, and Form 8997. Form 8997 must be filed annually until the investment is disposed of. See the instructions for Form 8997 for more information.

Form 8975, Country-by-Country Report.
Certain U. S. persons that are the ultimate parent of a U. S. multinational corporate group and had annual revenues of $850 million or more for the preceding reporting period must file Form 8975. See the instructions for Form 8975 for more information.

Other Forms and Statements

Trade or Business Activities

See Pub. 542, Corporations for more information. In addition to the forms and statements described herein, a list of other forms and statements that corporations must file is available in Pub.

Generally, Section 465 limits the amount of net losses that shareholders may deduct from certain activities. The at-risk limitations do not apply to corporations, but to each shareholder's share of the net loss attributable to each activity. Because the treatment of each shareholder's share of the corporation's net loss depends on the nature of the activity that generated the net loss, the corporation must report income, losses, and deductions separately for each activity. See Pub. 925, Passive Activity and Rules at Risk.
If an S corporation is engaged in any of the following activities as a trade or business or producing income, its shareholders may be subject to the at-risk rules:
Owning, producing, or distributing motion picture or video film.

Cultivation.

Leasing of property described in section 1245, including depreciable personal property and certain other tangible property.

Rental Activities

Exploring for or developing oil or gas.

Exploring for or developing geothermal deposits (for wells commenced after September 1978).

Any other activity not included in (1) through (5) that is carried on as a business or to generate income.
Activities described in (6) of the activities to which the risk provisions apply above that constitute a trade or business will be treated as a single activity if:
You actively participate in the management of the trade or business.
The business is carried on by a partnership or S corporation and 65% or more of the loss for the taxable year is attributable to a person who actively participates in the management of the trade or business.
Similar rules apply to activities (1) through (5) above. For more information, see Pub. 925. If you aggregate activities under these rules for purposes of Section 465, check the appropriate box in Item J.
If a corporation’s income, loss, and deduction information on Schedule K-1 arises from more than one activity that is subject to the risk rules, the corporation must report the information separately for each activity.

For each activity, the following information must be attached to Schedule K-1:

A statement that the information is an allocation of income, losses, and deductions from an at-risk activity;

The identity of the at-risk activity, its income, losses, and deductions, and any other income, losses, and deductions for that activity; and any other information related to the activity (such as distributions, shareholder loans, etc.).

In general, Section 469 limits the amount of losses, deductions, and credits that a shareholder may claim from a “passive activity.” The passive activity limitations do not apply to corporations. Instead, they apply to each shareholder’s share of the income, losses, and deductions attributable to the passive activity. Because gains, losses, and deductions attributable to passive activities are treated differently depending on the nature of the activity that gave rise to them, a company must report gains, losses, and deductions separately for each activity.

The following guidance and the guidance on Schedules K and K-1 discussed below explain the applicable passive activity limitation rules and prescribe the type of information a company must provide to shareholders for each activity. If a company has more than one activity, information about each activity must be reported as an exhibit to Schedules K and K-1.

In general, passive activities include (a) activities involving commercial activity if the shareholders are not substantially involved, and (b) all rental activities (as defined below), whether or not the shareholders are involved. For exceptions, see "Activities That Are Not Passive Activities." The degree of each shareholder's involvement in an activity must be determined by the shareholder.
Passive activity rules stipulate that loss and deduction due to passive activities can only be applied to income and tax (each) of passive activities. Thus, passive losses cannot be applied to wages, salaries, expert rewards, income from businesses that shareholders are substantially participating, or "portfolio income" (later defined). Passive deduction cannot be applied to taxes related to these income.
Special rules require that pure income from specific activities that should be treated as passive income will be r e-taxed as no n-passive income for the purpose of restrictions on passive activities. The r e-classification of passive income will be described later.

In order for each shareholder to appropriately apply passive activity restrictions, the corporation must report the profit and loss from the following activities separately.

Trade or business activities.
Rental real estate activity
Rental activity other than rental real estate

Portfolio income

The following are not passive activities.

Commercial activities or business activities that shareholders are substantially involved in the taxation year.

In the taxation year, if the shareholder meets the following two conditions, a rental real estate activity that shareholders have been involved importantly.

In transactions or businesses, more than half of the personal services conducted with shareholders were conducted in real estate trading or businesses that were substantially involved by shareholders.

He worked for more than 750 hours in real estate transactions or operations that shareholders were substantially involved. In this rule, each rental real estate equity will be an individual activity unless shareholders choose to treat all rental real estate as a single activity. If the shareholder is married at the time of the joint declaration, either shareholder or shareholder spouse needs to meet both conditions separately, regardless of the service provided by the other spouse. The real estate industry refers to industries such as the development, renovation, construction, rebuilding, acquisition, conversion, management, management, rental, brokerage, etc. of real estate. Service shareholders will not be treated as employees, unless the shareholder owns more than 5%of the employer's equity. Passive activity rules stipulate that loss and deduction due to passive activities can generally be applied only to income and taxes (respectively) due to passive activities. Thus, passive losses cannot be applied to wages, salaries, expert rewards, income from businesses that shareholders are substantially participating, or "portfolio income" (later defined). Passive deduction cannot be applied to taxes related to these income.

Special rules require that pure income from specific activities that should be treated as passive income will be r e-taxed as no n-passive income for the purpose of restrictions on passive activities. The r e-classification of passive income will be described later.
In order for each shareholder to appropriately apply passive activity restrictions, the corporation must report the profit and loss from the following activities separately.

Trade or business activities.

Rental real estate activity
Rental activity other than rental real estate
Portfolio income

The following is not a passive activity.

Commercial activities or business activities that shareholders are substantially involved in the taxation year.

In the taxation year, if the shareholder meets the following two conditions, a rental real estate activity that shareholders have been involved importantly.

He worked for more than 750 hours in real estate transactions or operations that shareholders were substantially involved. In this rule, each rental real estate equity will be an individual activity unless shareholders choose to treat all rental real estate as a single activity. If the shareholder is married at the time of the joint declaration, either shareholder or shareholder spouse needs to meet both conditions separately, regardless of the service provided by the other spouse. The real estate industry refers to industries such as the development, renovation, construction, rebuilding, acquisition, conversion, management, management, rental, brokerage, etc. of real estate. Service shareholders will not be treated as employees, unless the shareholder owns more than 5%of the employer's equity. Passive activity rules stipulate that loss and deduction due to passive activities can only be applied to income and tax (each) of passive activities. Thus, passive losses cannot be applied to wages, salaries, expert rewards, income from businesses that shareholders are substantially participating, or "portfolio income" (later defined). Passive deduction cannot be applied to taxes related to these income.

Special rules require that pure income from specific activities that should be treated as passive income will be r e-taxed as no n-passive income for the purpose of restrictions on passive activities. The r e-classification of passive income will be described later.

In order for each shareholder to appropriately apply passive activity restrictions, the corporation must report the profit and loss from the following activities separately.

Portfolio Income

Trade or business activities.

Rental real estate activity

Rental activity other than rental real estate
Portfolio income
The following is not a passive activity.
Commercial activities or business activities that shareholders are substantially involved in the taxation year.
In the taxation year, if the shareholder meets the following two conditions, a rental real estate activity that shareholders have been involved importantly.
In transactions or businesses, more than half of the personal services conducted with shareholders were conducted in real estate trading or businesses that were substantially involved by shareholders.
He worked for more than 750 hours in real estate transactions or operations that shareholders were substantially involved. In this rule, each rental real estate equity will be an individual activity unless shareholders choose to treat all rental real estate as a single activity. If the shareholder is married at the time of joint declaration, either shareholders or shareholders must meet both conditions separately, regardless of the service provided by the other spouse. The real estate industry refers to industries such as the development, renovation, construction, rebuilding, acquisition, conversion, management, management, rental, brokerage, etc. of real estate. Service shareholders will not be treated as employees, unless the shareholder owns more than 5%of the employer's equity.

Since the state law generally restricts shareholders' liability, the exception of Article 469 (C) (3) for the operation right of oil and gas mining is not applied to S corporations.

Sales activities refers to the following activities (excluding activities treated as associated with lease activities and investment real estate interests):

Self-Charged Interest

(In the sense of section 162) I am involved in sales or business execution,

What is expected to start trading or business.

Article 174 Includes research or trial expenditure in the sense of Article 174.

Grouping Activities

If shareholders are not substantially participating in their activities, the business activities of the company are passive activities for shareholders.

Each shareholder must judge whether he has substantially participated in an activity. As a result, the company's normal business income (loss) is reported on the first page of FORM 1120-S, but specific income and deduction due to each individual business activity are reported as an attached document of Form 1120-S. I have to. Similarly, the equity of the regular income (loss) of each shareholder is reported in the Schedule K-1 Box 1, but the income and deduction of each shareholder transaction or business activities are each Schedule K-1. Must be reported in the attached declaration. See the passive activity report requirements described below for details.
In general, if the total income from a certain activity is composed of the amount paid mainly for the use of real estate or movable property owned by a corporation, except in the following cases, the activity is rental activity.
This general rule has many exceptions. Based on these exceptions, in any of the following, activities that use real estate or individua l-owned tangible product are not rental activities.
The average usage period (described later) of the customer is less than 7 days.
The average usage period for customers to the real estate is less than 30 days, and important personal services (later defines) are provided by the company or for the company.

Special personal services (later definitions) are provided by the company or for the company.

Such real estate rentals are treated as associated with non-residential activities of companies based on the provisions of paragraph 469-1 (E) (3) (VI).

Companies usually allow real estate to be used within the specified business hours for no n-exclusive use by various customers. Since the state law generally restricts shareholders' liability, the exception of Article 469 (C) (3) for the operation right of oil and gas mining is not applied to S corporations.
Sales activities refers to the following activities (excluding activities treated as associated with lease activities and investment real estate interests):
(In the sense of section 162) I am involved in sales or business execution,
What is expected to start trading or business.

Article 174 Includes research or trial expenditure in the sense of Article 174.

If shareholders are not substantially participating in their activities, the business activities of the company are passive activities for shareholders.
Each shareholder must judge whether he has substantially participated in an activity. As a result, the company's normal business income (loss) is reported on the first page of FORM 1120-S, but specific income and deduction due to each individual business activity are reported as an attached document of Form 1120-S. I have to. Similarly, the equity of the regular income (loss) of each shareholder is reported in the Schedule K-1 Box 1, but the income and deduction of each shareholder transaction or business activities are each Schedule K-1. Must be reported in the attached declaration. See the passive activity report requirements described below for details.

In general, if the total income from a certain activity is composed of the amount paid mainly for the use of real estate or movable property owned by a corporation, except in the following cases, the activity is rental activity.

This general rule has many exceptions. Based on these exceptions, in any of the following, activities that use real estate or individua l-owned tangible product are not rental activities.

The average usage period (described later) of the customer is less than 7 days.

The average usage period for customers to the real estate is less than 30 days, and important personal services (later defines) are provided by the company or for the company.

Special personal services (later definitions) are provided by the company or for the company.
Such real estate rentals are treated as associated with non-residential activities of companies based on the provisions of paragraph 469-1 (E) (3) (VI).

Companies usually allow real estate to be used within the specified business hours for no n-exclusive use by various customers. Since the state law generally restricts shareholders' liability, the exception of Article 469 (C) (3) for the operation right of oil and gas mining is not applied to S corporations.

Sales activities refers to the following activities (excluding activities treated as associated with lease activities and investment real estate interests):

(In the sense of section 162) I am involved in sales or business execution,
What is expected to start trading or business.
Article 174 Includes research or trial expenditure in the sense of Article 174.

If shareholders are not substantially participating in their activities, the business activities of the company are passive activities for shareholders.

Recharacterization of Passive Income

Each shareholder must judge whether he has substantially participated in an activity. As a result, the company's normal business income (loss) is reported on the first page of FORM 1120-S, but specific income and deduction due to each individual business activity are reported as an attached document of Form 1120-S. I have to. Similarly, the equity of the regular income (loss) of each shareholder is reported in the Schedule K-1 Box 1, but the income and deduction of each shareholder transaction or business activities are each Schedule K-1. Must be reported in the attached declaration. See the passive activity report requirements described below for details.

This general rule has many exceptions. Based on these exceptions, in any of the following, activities that use real estate or individua l-owned tangible product are not rental activities.

The average usage period (described later) of the customer is less than 7 days.

The average usage period for customers to the real estate is less than 30 days, and important personal services (later defines) are provided by the company or for the company.
Special personal services (later definitions) are provided by the company or for the company.
Such real estate rentals are treated as associated with non-residential activities of companies based on the provisions of paragraph 469-1 (E) (3) (VI).
Companies usually allow real estate to be used within the specified business hours for no n-exclusive use by various customers.

As a partnership owner, the corporation provides property used for no n-rental activities of partnerships. Whether the corporation has provided property used for partnership activities as a partnership owner will be determined based on all facts and situations.
The guarantee payment described in Article 707 (c) is not a rental business income.
The average usage period of the customer.

By dividing the total number of days for the entire rental period by dividing by the number of rentals during the tax year, the average period of use of customers in certain classes is calculated. In the case of rental of multiple types of properties, the percentage of total rental income for the total rental income of the activity is applied during the average period of use by each type of customer. The average period of use of customer activities is equal to the average period of use for each category, which is an average weight of the total income. See Article 1 469-1 (E) (3) (III).

Passive Activity Reporting Requirements

Important personal service.

Personal services include only personal services. In order to determine whether personal services are important personal services, all the related facts and situations must be taken into account. Related facts and situations include:
Frequent services,
The type and amount of work required to provide services.
The value of the service for the amount billed for the use of property.
The following services are not considered when judging whether personal services are important.
A service required to allow the legal use of rental properties.

A service provided in relation to the improvement or repair of a rental property that extends the service life significantly beyond the average rental period.
It is a service provided in connection with the use of improved real estate and is the same as the one that is usually provided in connection with lon g-term rentals of hig h-quality commercial real estate or residential real estate. For example, cleaning and maintenance of common areas, regular repair, garbage collection, elevator service, entrance security, etc.
Great personal service. Corporation provides property used for no n-rental activities of partnerships as a partnership owner. Whether the corporation has provided property used for partnership activities as a partnership owner will be determined based on all facts and situations.

The guarantee payment described in Article 707 (c) is not a rental business income.
The average usage period of the customer.
By dividing the total number of days for the entire rental period by dividing by the number of rentals during the tax year, the average period of use of customers in certain classes is calculated. In the case of rental of multiple types of properties, the percentage of total rental income for the total rental income of the activity is applied during the average period of use by each type of customer. The average period of use of customer activities is equal to the average period of use for each category, which is an average weight of the total income. See Article 1 469-1 (E) (3) (III).

Important personal service.
Personal services include only personal services. In order to determine whether personal services are important personal services, all the related facts and situations must be taken into account. Related facts and situations include:
Frequent services,
The type and amount of work required to provide services.
The value of the service for the amount billed for the use of property.

The following services are not considered when judging whether personal services are important.
A service required to allow the legal use of rental properties.

Net Investment Income Tax Reporting Requirements

A service provided in relation to the improvement or repair of a rental property that extends the service life significantly beyond the average rental period.

It is a service provided in connection with the use of improved real estate and is the same as the one that is usually provided in connection with lon g-term rentals of hig h-quality commercial real estate or residential real estate. For example, cleaning and maintenance of common areas, regular repair, garbage collection, elevator service, entrance security, etc.

Great personal service. As a partnership owner, the corporation provides property used for no n-rental activities of partnerships. Whether the corporation has provided property used for partnership activities as a partnership owner will be determined based on all facts and situations.

The guarantee payment described in Article 707 (c) is not a rental business income.
The average usage period of the customer.
By dividing the total number of days for the entire rental period by dividing by the number of rentals during the tax year, the average period of use of customers in certain classes is calculated. In the case of rental of multiple types of properties, the percentage of total rental income for the total rental income of the activity is assigned during the average period of use by each type of customer. The average period of use of customer activities is equal to the average period of use for each category, which is an average weight of the total income. See Article 1 469-1 (E) (3) (III).

Important personal service.

Personal services include only personal services. In order to determine whether personal services are important personal services, all the related facts and situations must be taken into account. Related facts and situations include:

Frequent services,

Specific Instructions

Period Covered

The type and amount of work required to provide services.

The value of the service for the amount billed for the use of property.

The following services are not considered when judging whether personal services are important.
A service required to allow the legal use of rental properties.

A service provided in relation to the improvement or repair of a rental property that extends the service life significantly beyond the average rental period.

Name and Address

It is a service provided in connection with the use of improved real estate and is similar to the one that is usually provided in connection with lon g-term rentals of hig h-quality commercial real estate or residential real estate. For example, cleaning and maintenance of common areas, regular repair, garbage collection, elevator service, entrance security, etc.

Great personal service.

The services provided in connection with the use of rental properties to the use of customers will be an exceptional personal service only if the service is provided by an individual and the customer use of the customer is accompanied by the receipt of the service. 。

For example, the use of a hospital room is generally associated with the treatment provided by hospital medical staff. Similarly, students use the dormitory room of the dormitory at school to accompany the personal services provided by school teachers.

Item B. Business Code

Rental activities are associated with no n-national activities.

Item C. Schedule M-3 Information

If real estate rentals are accompanied by no n-national activities such as real estate holding activities for investment, trade, business, and asset trading activities, it is not a rental activity.

If both are applicable, rental properties are accompanied by activities that own real estate for investment.

The main purpose of owning real estate is to achieve profits from real estate appraisal evaluation.

Item D. Employer Identification Number (EIN)

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the tax year is less than 2%of the unadjusted amount of the real estate or the lower of the fair market price (FMV).

If all of the following corresponds, the rental property is associated with trade or business.
A corporation holds the transaction or business equity at any of the year.

The rental real estate was mainly used in its transactions or businesses during the taxation year or earlier in the five taxation years.

Item F. Total Assets

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the taxation year must be less than 2%of the lo w-revised basics of the real estate or the lower FMV.

If a corporation sells or exchanges the rented real estate during the taxation year when the profit and loss is recognized, and at the time of its sale or exchanging, the real estate is mainly to customers in the business or business process of the corporation. If it is held to sell, the rental real estate will be treated as associated with real estate processing activities.

Item G. Electing To Be an S Corporation

reference. For more information on the definition of rental activities in passive activity restrictions, see provisional rules 1. 469-1T (E) (3) paragraphs 1. 469-1 (E) (3).

Item H. Final Return, Name Change, Address Change, Amended Return, or S Election Termination

Report on rental activities
When reporting income, losses and deductions due to a company rental activity, the company must report rental activities other than rental real estate activities. Services provided in connection with the use of rental properties to the use of customers are exceptional personal personally, only if the service is provided by an individual and the customer use of the customer is accompanied by the receipt of the service. It will be a service.
For example, the use of a hospital room is generally associated with the treatment provided by hospital medical staff. Similarly, students use the dormitory room of the dormitory at school to accompany the personal services provided by school teachers.
Rental activities are associated with no n-national activities.
If real estate rentals are accompanied by no n-national activities such as real estate holding activities for investment, trade, business, and asset trading activities, it is not a rental activity.

If both are applicable, rental properties are accompanied by activities that own real estate for investment.

Item J. Aggregation or Grouping of Certain Activities

The main purpose of owning real estate is to achieve profits from real estate appraisal evaluation.

Income

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the tax year is less than 2%of the unadjusted amount of the real estate or the lower of the fair market price (FMV).

If all of the following corresponds, the rental property is associated with trade or business.

A corporation holds the transaction or business equity at any of the year.

The rental real estate was mainly used in its transactions or businesses during the taxation year or earlier in the five taxation years.

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the taxation year must be less than 2%of the lo w-revised basics of the real estate or the lower FMV.

reference. For more information on the definition of rental activities in passive activity restrictions, see provisional rules 1. 469-1T (E) (3) paragraphs 1. 469-1 (E) (3).

Line 1a. Gross Receipts or Sales

Report on rental activities

When reporting income, losses and deductions due to a company rental activity, the company must report rental activities other than rental real estate activities. The services provided in connection with the use of rental properties to the use of customers will be an exceptional personal service only if the service is provided by an individual and the customer use of the customer is accompanied by the receipt of the service. 。

Rental activities are associated with no n-national activities.

If real estate rentals are accompanied by no n-national activities such as real estate holding activities for investment, trade, business, and asset trading activities, it is not a rental activity.
If both are applicable, rental properties are accompanied by activities that own real estate for investment.
The main purpose of owning real estate is to achieve profits from real estate appraisal evaluation.

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the tax year is less than 2%of the unadjusted amount of the real estate or the lower of the fair market price (FMV).

If all of the following corresponds, the rental property is associated with trade or business.

A corporation holds the transaction or business equity at any of the year.
The rental real estate was mainly used in its transactions or businesses during the taxation year or earlier in the five taxation years.

The total rent revenue from the real estate in the taxation year must be less than 2%of the lo w-revised basics of the real estate or the lower FMV.

reference. For more information on the definition of rental activities in passive activity restrictions, see provisional rules 1. 469-1T (E) (3) paragraphs 1. 469-1 (E) (3).

Report on rental activities
When reporting income, losses and deductions due to a company rental activity, the company must report rental activities other than rental real estate activities.

Shareholders who actively engage in the rental real estate business can deduct some or all of the rental real estate loss (equivalent to rental real estate deductions) from no n-passive income (or tax). 。 Generally, the amount that can be charged for the sum of rental real estate loss from all sources and equivalent to rental real estate deductions (including rental real estate activities that are not conducted through corporations) are limited to $ 25. 000.

The rental real estate income (loss) is reported on the second line of Form 8825 and Schedule K, not the first page of Form 1120-S. Credit related to rental real estate activity is the 13C line of Schedule K and the 13D line (Box 13, Codes End F of the Schedule K-1), and the house credit for low-income people is the line 13A of Schedule K. Report to the 13B line (Box 13, C and D of Schedule K-1).
The income (loss) of rental activities other than rental real estate is the third line of Schedule K, and the credit related to rental activities other than the rental real estate is the 13E line of Schedule K and the Schedule K-1 Box 13, Code G. Report to.
In general, portfolio income includes all total income, except for interest. Dividends, royalty, investment trusts, regulatory investment companies, real estate mortgage investment designs, c o-funded funds, managed foreign corporations, qualified election funds, cooperatives, and real estate defined as a portfolio income Income due to disposal. And income by disposal of real estate held for investment purposes. For exceptions, see the sel f-road interest described later.
Only in the preceding paragraph, the total income generated in the process of normal sales or business includes the following types of income (therefore not included in portfolio income).
Interest income for loans and investments conducted during the normal process of sales or money lending.
Interest for accounts receivable that occurred during the normal sales or business process of providing services or selling property. Shareholders who are actively engaged in the rental real estate business should deduct some or all of the rental real estate loss (equivalent to rental real estate deductions) from no n-passive activities (or tax). You can do it. Generally, the amount that can be charged for the sum of rental real estate loss from all sources and equivalent to rental real estate deductions (including rental real estate activities that are not conducted through corporations) are limited to $ 25. 000.

Line 1b. Returns and Allowances

The rental real estate income (loss) is reported on the second line of Form 8825 and Schedule K, not the first page of Form 1120-S. Credit related to rental real estate activity is the 13C line of Schedule K and the 13D line (Box 13, Codes End F of the Schedule K-1), and the house credit for low-income people is the line 13A of Schedule K. Report to the 13B line (Box 13, C and D of Schedule K-1).

Line 2. Cost of Goods Sold

The income (loss) of rental activities other than rental real estate is the third line of Schedule K, and the credit related to rental activities other than the rental real estate is the 13E line of Schedule K and the Schedule K-1 Box 13, Code G. Report to.

Line 4. Net Gain (Loss) From Form 4797

In general, portfolio income includes all total income, except for interest. Dividends, royalty, investment trusts, regulatory investment companies, real estate mortgage investment designs, c o-funded funds, managed foreign corporations, qualified election funds, cooperatives, and real estate defined as a portfolio income Income due to disposal. And income by disposal of real estate held for investment purposes. For exceptions, see the sel f-road interest described later.

Only in the preceding paragraph, the total income generated in the process of normal sales or business includes the following types of income (therefore not included in portfolio income).

Interest income for loans and investments conducted during the normal process of sales or money lending.

Line 5. Other Income (Loss)

Interest for accounts receivables generated during the normal sales or business process of providing services or selling property. Shareholders who actively engage in the rental real estate business can deduct some or all of the rental real estate loss (equivalent to rental real estate deductions) from no n-passive income (or tax). 。 Generally, the amount that can be charged for the sum of rental real estate loss from all sources and equivalent to rental real estate deductions (including rental real estate activities that are not conducted through corporations) are limited to $ 25. 000.

The rental real estate income (loss) is reported on the second line of Form 8825 and Schedule K, not the first page of Form 1120-S. Credit related to rental real estate activities includes Schedule K's 13C line and 13D line (BOX 13, Codes E And F), and low-income housing credits are the line 13A of Schedule K. Report to the 13B line (Box 13, C and D of Schedule K-1).

The income (loss) of rental activities other than rental real estate is the third line of Schedule K, and the credit related to rental activities other than the rental real estate is the 13E line of Schedule K and the Schedule K-1 Box 13, Code G. Report to.
In general, portfolio income includes all total income, except for interest. Dividends, royalty, investment trusts, regulatory investment companies, real estate mortgage investment designs, c o-funded funds, managed foreign corporations, qualified election funds, cooperatives, and real estate defined as a portfolio income Income due to disposal. And income by disposal of real estate held for investment purposes. For exceptions, see the sel f-road interest described later.
Only in the preceding paragraph, the total income generated in the process of normal sales or business includes the following types of income (therefore not included in portfolio income).
Interest income for loans and investments conducted during the normal process of sales or money lending.
Interest for accounts receivable that occurred during the normal sales or business process of providing services or selling property.
Investment income earned in the ordinary course of a trade or business in offering insurance contracts or annuities or reviewing risks assumed by an insurance company.
Income or gains earned in the ordinary course of buying, selling or dealing in property.
Interests in intangible property acquired by a taxpayer in the ordinary course of a trade or business.
Amounts included in the gross income of a partnership patron by reason of payments or distributions to the patron under protection arising in connection with the patron's trade or business.

Note.

Other income that the IRS qualifies as income earned by a taxpayer in the ordinary course of a trade or business.

See 469-2T(C)(3) For more information on portfolio income, see Provisional Regulations, Part 1.

Ordinary Income (Loss) From a Partnership, Estate, or Trust

Portfolio income and related deductions must be reported on Schedule K, not on page 1 of Form 1120-S.

Certain out-of-pocket interest income and surprises may be treated as gross income passive activity and passive activity if the loan was used for passive activity. Generally, out-of-pocket interest income and discounts arise from loans between a company and its shareholders. Self-loading interest also accrues on loans between a corporation and another corporation or partnership if each owner of the lending corporation has an equal percentage ownership interest in the lending corporation.

If an S corporation makes an election under section 469-7(g) to avoid this provision, the self-loading interest provisions do not apply to the interests of S corporation shareholders. To make this election, an S corporation must attach to its original or amended Form 1120-S a statement of the S corporation's name, address, EIN, and the election made under section 469-7(g). The election is effective for the taxable year in which it is made and all taxable years thereafter. Once an election is made, it may only be revoked with the consent of the IRS.

For more information on the rules regarding self-loading of interest, see Regulation 1. 469-7.

Generally, one or more transactions, business or rental activities can be treated as a single activity if they form appropriate economic units for measuring profit and loss based on passive activity rules. Whether the activity configures an appropriate economic unit depends on all the related facts and situations. The most important factor in determining whether the activity consists of an appropriate economic unit is as follows:

Similar points and differences in transactions or business types,

Deductions

The degree of common rule,

The scope of common ownership

Geographical position
Relationship between activities or between activities
example
We have important ownership for Baltimore's bakery, cinemas, and bakery and movie theaters in Philadelphia. Depending on the relevant facts and situations, there may be more than one reasonable way to group the company's business. For example, it may not be recognized that the following group division is recognized.
A single business.

Limitations on Deductions

Movie theater business and bakery business.

Baltimore activity and Philadelphia activity.

Four different activities.
Once a group is selected based on these rules, you must continue to use the group division in the subsequent tax year except in any of the following cases:
When the original grouping is clearly inappropriate.

When a serious change in facts and situations determines that the group is clearly inappropriate.

IRS is not an appropriate entity in a corporate group, but one of the main purposes of group division (or a group failure required in the rules 1. 469-4 (E)) is an avoidance of passive activities. In some cases, corporate activities can be r e-grouped to restrict passive activities. If the activities are grouped based on these rules for the purpose of the rules 469, check the corresponding box of the item J.

Exceptions.

Restrictions on groupization of specific activities

The following activities cannot be grouped.
Unless the grouped activities configure the appropriate economic units, rental activities, sales activities or business activities:
Rental activities are incredible compared to commercial and business activities, and vice versa. lingering
The percentage of ownership in commercial activities or business activities is the same in rental activities. In that case, the rental activities, including rental real estate used in commercial or business activities, can be grouped into commercial activities or business activities.
Activities conducted through partnerships
If partnership defines activities according to these rules, partnership as a partner can use these rules to group these activities:
each

Activities directly by partnership

Activities performed through other partnerships
Activities grouped by partnership cannot be treated as separate activities.
According to the provisions of intermediate rules, sections 1. 469-2T (f), section 1. 469-2T (f) and 1. 469-2T (f), pure passive income due to specific passive activities is treated as non-passive income. I have to. Net passive income is a passive activity income that exceeds the total income from a passive activity (deduction and loss of the current fiscal year, which has not been deducted from the previous year).

Indirect costs.

Net passive income levied as no n-receiving income is (a) Lending activities by shared finance, leasing real estate that is not substantially specified, or (b) for the activity of the entity that has passed the real estate. When derived from related activities, it is treated as an investment income for calculation of investment costs.

Among the income obtained from the following activities (1) to (3), the amount that shareholders must record as non-paid income may be limited in accordance with the provisional rules of 469-2T (F) (8). I have sex. Since corporations do not have information about all the activities of shareholders, all corporate activities that meet the definitions (2) and (3) must be identified as an activity that can be charged. 。

Profit from the following six sources is subject to r e-tax.
An important passive participation activity important passive participation activities are transactions or business activities that shareholders participated for more than 100 hours during the taxation year but did not participate. An important passive participation activity is a trading or business activity that is not substantially participated during the taxation year, but it must determine the level of shareholders participation. Therefore, the company cannot identify important passive participation activities.
The net passing income generated from a specific no n-compliant rental real estate activity rental activity is the subject of depreciation based on Article 167, which is less than 30%of the pr e-adjustment amount of property used by the customer of the activity. If so, it will be a no n-passed income. Activities performed through partnerships
If partnership defines activities according to these rules, partnership as a partner can use these rules to group these activities:
each
Activities directly by partnership
Activities performed through other partnerships

Activities grouped by partnership cannot be treated as separate activities.

According to the provisions of intermediate rules, sections 1. 469-2T (f), section 1. 469-2T (f) and 1. 469-2T (f), pure passive income due to specific passive activities is treated as non-passive income. I have to. Net passive income is a passive activity income that exceeds the total income from a passive activity (deduction and loss of the current fiscal year, which has not been deducted from the previous year).

Profit from the following six sources is subject to r e-tax.

An important passive participation activity important passive participation activities are transactions or business activities that shareholders participated for more than 100 hours during the taxation year but did not participate. An important passive participation activity is a trading or business activity that is not substantially participated during the taxation year, but it must determine the level of shareholders participation. Therefore, the company cannot identify important passive participation activities.
The net passing income generated from a specific no n-compliant rental real estate activity rental activity is the subject of depreciation based on Article 167, which is less than 30%of the pr e-adjustment amount of property used by the customer of the activity. If so, it will be a no n-passed income. Activities conducted through partnerships

If partnership defines activities according to these rules, partnership as a partner can use these rules to group these activities:

each

Activities directly by partnership

Activities performed through other partnerships

Activities grouped by partnership cannot be treated as separate activities.

Profit from the following six sources is subject to r e-tax.

An important passive participation activity important passive participation activities are transactions or business activities that shareholders participated for more than 100 hours during the taxation year but did not participate. An important passive participation activity is a trading or business activity that is not substantially participated during the taxation year, but it must determine the level of shareholders participation. Therefore, the company cannot identify important passive participation activities.

Time for making an election.

The net passing income generated from a specific no n-compliant rental real estate activity rental activity is the subject of depreciation based on Article 167, which is less than 30%of the pr e-adjustment amount of property used by the customer of the activity. If so, it will be a no n-passed income.

Stock loan through lending passive activities. If there is a pure income from passive category loan activities, the less passive income and the equity profit from its activities will be no n-passive income.

Rental real estate that hinders development activities. Pure rental income is a passive activity that can rationally understood the rental real estate (reserved and uneven deposits of the current period) that the total income of rental or disposal of assets. If all of the following falls, net rental income will not be distributed to shareholders.

When a corporation recognizes profits by selling, exchanging rental real estate, and other disposal during the taxation year.

The use of real estate elements in rental activities must be less than 12 months before the disposal date. The use of rental real estate assets is (a) the company holds the property of the real estate, (b), which is in effect, and can be rented for rent, and can be rented. (C) Start on the first day without important value improvement services.

(b) It is actually rented or for rent, and (c) has no important value improvement service.

Since corporations cannot judge the level of ownership of shareholders, as income from the abov e-mentioned real estate (regardless of the level of shareholders' ownership), they may be subject to r e-specification. You need to identify it.

The company must do the following in order for shareholders to appropriately apply passive activity loss and deduction restriction rules.
If a corporation is engaged in multiple activities, submit an attached document that clarifies the types of activities to be conducted (business, business, rental real estate, rental real estate other than rental real estate) for each activity performed through the corporation. 。 See the group division of the aforementioned activity.
The attached documents must be identified each group. The explanation of the attached group activity must be enough for shareholders to determine whether the group provided by the company is qualified to add other activities. stock loan through lending passive activities. If there is a pure income from passive category loan activities, the less passive income and the equity profit from its activities will be no n-passive income.
Rental real estate that hinders development activities. Pure rental income is a passive activity that can rationally understood the rental real estate (reserved and uneven deposits of the current period) that the total income of rental or disposal of assets. If all of the following falls, net rental income will not be distributed to shareholders.
When a corporation recognizes profits by selling, exchanging rental real estate, and other disposal during the taxation year.
The use of real estate elements in rental activities must be less than 12 months before the disposal date. The use of rental real estate assets is (a) the company holds the property of the real estate, (b), which is in effect, and is inherited for rent, and can be rented. (C) Start on the first day without important value improvement services.
(b) It is practically rented or for rent, and (c) has no important value improvement service.
Since corporations cannot judge the level of ownership of shareholders, as income from the abov e-mentioned real estate (regardless of the level of shareholders' ownership), they may be subject to r e-specification. You need to identify it.
The company must do the following in order for shareholders to appropriately apply passive activity loss and deduction restriction rules.
If a corporation is engaged in multiple activities, submit an attached document that clarifies the types of activities to be conducted (business, business, rental real estate, rental real estate other than rental real estate) for each activity performed through the corporation. 。 See the group division of the aforementioned activity.
The attached documents must be identified each group. The explanation of the attached group activity must be enough for shareholders to determine whether the group provided by the company is qualified to add other activities. Stock loan through lending passive activities. If there is a pure income from passive category loan activities, the less passive income and the equity profit from its activities will be no n-passive income.
Rental real estate that hinders development activities. Pure rental income is a passive activity that can rationally understood the rental real estate (reserved and uneven deposits of the current period) that the total income of rental or disposal of assets. If all of the following falls, net rental income will not be distributed to shareholders.

When a corporation recognizes profits by selling, exchanging rental real estate, and other disposal during the taxation year.

The start of use of real estate elements in rental activities must be less than 12 months before the disposal date. The use of rental real estate assets is (a) the company holds the property of the real estate, (b), which is in effect, and is inherited for rent, and can be rented. (C) Start on the first day without important value improvement services.

Line 7. Compensation of Officers and Line 8. Salaries and Wages

(b) It is actually rented or for rent, and (c) has no important value improvement service.

The company must do the following in order for shareholders to appropriately apply passive activity loss and deduction restriction rules.

If a corporation is engaged in multiple activities, submit an attached document that clarifies the types of activities to be conducted (business, business, rental real estate, rental real estate other than rental real estate) for each activity performed through the corporation. 。 See the group division of the aforementioned activity.

The attached documents must be identified each group. The explanation of the attached group activity must be enough for shareholders to determine whether the group provided by the company is qualified to add other activities.

Regarding each activity, using the same box number as listed in the Schedule K-1 in the attached statement, each business or business activity, rental real estate activities, and rental activities other than rental real estate activities, and investment. Detailed all items that must be reported individually based on net income (loss), deduction, and section 1366 (a) (1).

Fair rental value is the net income (loss) and corporate paid interest paid by each shareholder for a personal purpose for personal purposes or 10%or more of the number of rental housing for personal purposes in that year. Decide in.

The net income (loss) and interest burden obtained from the transactions of each personal asset performed through the company are determined.

Gain (loss) by disposal of equity on property or property used for activities (including sale before 1987, when gain is recognized since 1986):

Line 9. Repairs and Maintenance

Identify the activities used by real estate at the time of disposal;

If the real estate has been used for multiple activities in the 12 months before the disposition, the real estate used for the activity and the basics after adjusting to each activity will be identified. and

Line 10. Bad Debts

In the case of gain only, if the real estate is substantially evaluated at the time of disposal, and the relevant holding period stipulated in the rules 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (A) is not satisfied, The amount of non-passive gain is determined, indicating whether the investment income is based on Article 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (F).

Line 11. Rents

When an intangible asset income shareholder is an individual who has greatly contributed to the creation of its property with personal efforts;

Income due to refund of state, local, or foreign income tax. And

Income from a business avoidance obligation contract (if the shareholder is an individual who provided the contract to the company).	Net profit due to rental activities of no n-depreciable assets.
Those who have less interest rates by equity finance or pure debt revenue from lending activities by equity finance.
Developed, rented, and rented from a real estate that was developed, rented, rented, and sold within 12 months from the start of rental. < SPAN> Each activity uses the same box number as described in the Schedule K-1 in the attached statement, and rental activities other than business or business activities, rental real estate activities, and rental real estate activities. In detail, all items that must be reported individually based on net income (loss), deductions, and section 1366 (a) (1) from investment are described in detail.	Fair rental value is the net income (loss) and corporate paid interest paid by each shareholder for a personal purpose for personal purposes or 10%or more of the number of rental housing for personal purposes in that year. Decide in.
The net income (loss) and interest burden obtained from the transactions of each personal asset performed through the company are determined.	Gain (loss) by disposal of equity on property or property used for activities (including sale before 1987, when gain is recognized since 1986):
Identify the activities used by real estate at the time of disposal;	If the real estate has been used for multiple activities in the 12 months before the disposition, the real estate used for the activity and the basics after adjusting to each activity will be identified. and
In the case of gain only, if the real estate is substantially evaluated at the time of disposal, and the relevant holding period stipulated in the rules 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (A) is not satisfied, The amount of non-passive gain is determined, indicating whether the investment income is based on Article 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (F).	When an intangible asset income shareholder is an individual who has greatly contributed to the creation of its property with personal efforts;
Income due to refund of state, local, or foreign income tax. And	Income from a business avoidance obligation contract (if the shareholder is an individual who provided the contract to the company).
Net profit due to rental activities of no n-depreciable assets.
Developed, rented, and rented from a real estate that was developed, rented, rented, and sold within 12 months from the start of rental. < SPAN> Each activity uses the same box number as described in the Schedule K-1 in the attached statement, and rental activities other than business or business activities, rental real estate activities, and rental real estate activities. In detail, all items that must be reported individually based on net income (loss), deductions, and section 1366 (a) (1) from investment are described in detail.	Fair rental value is the net income (loss) and corporate paid interest paid by each shareholder for a personal purpose for personal purposes or 10%or more of the number of rental housing for personal purposes in that year. Decide in.
The net income (loss) and interest burden obtained from the transactions of each personal asset performed through the company are determined.	Gain (loss) by disposal of equity on property or property used for activities (including sale before 1987, when gain is recognized since 1986):
Identify the activities used by real estate at the time of disposal;	If the real estate has been used for multiple activities in the 12 months before the disposition, the real estate used for the activity and the basics after adjusting to each activity will be identified. and
In the case of gain only, if the real estate is substantially evaluated at the time of disposal, and the relevant holding period stipulated in the rules 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (A) is not satisfied, The amount of non-passive gain is determined, indicating whether the investment income is based on Article 1. 469-2 (C) (2) (III) (F).	When an intangible asset income shareholder is an individual who has greatly contributed to the creation of its property with personal efforts;
When an intangible asset income shareholder is an individual who has greatly contributed to the creation of its property with personal efforts;	Income due to refund of state, local, or foreign income tax. And
Income from a business avoidance obligation contract (if the shareholder is an individual who provided the contract to the company).	Income from a business avoidance obligation contract (if the shareholder is an individual who provided the contract to the company).

Those who have less interest rates by equity finance or pure debt revenue from lending activities by equity finance.

Note.

Developed, rented, and rented from a real estate that was developed, rented, rented, and sold within 12 months from the start of rental.

Line 12. Taxes and Licenses

Net rental income from the rental of real property by a company in a trade or business in which the shareholder has an interest (directly or indirectly).

Net royalty income from intangible assets: When a shareholder acquires an interest in a company after the company has created the intangible asset or after the company has provided significant services or incurred significant expenses to develop and sell the intangible asset.

Loans between shareholders and legal entities: Determine the shareholder's share of interest received or paid when borrowing or lending on its own account. If a shareholder has made a loan to a legal entity, determine the activities for which the loan was used. If the funds were used for more than one activity, allocate the interest to each activity based on the amount of funds used for each activity.

Loans between a company and another company or partnership S: When the shareholders of a company have equal ownership interests in the company and the other company or partnership S, determine each shareholder's share of interest received or paid on the loan. If a legal entity was the borrower, also identify the purpose of the loan. If funds are used for more than one activity, allocate interest to each activity based on the amount of funds used for each activity.

The information in this section should be provided directly to shareholders and is not something that companies should report to the IRS.
Companies may be required to provide certain information to shareholders to enable them to properly calculate their net investment income tax if they dispose of their company stock during the tax year. Net investment income tax is a tax on the net investment income of individuals, trusts, and estates. Net investment income also includes gains and losses on the sale of company stock. A shareholder who actively participates in one or more trades or businesses (other than trading in financial instruments or commodities) of a subsidiary of a corporation or pass-through entity may reduce the amount of gain or loss included in net investment income. However, to calculate its net investment income, active shareholders must obtain certain information from the company.
In general, the company must provide certain information to shareholders if the company knows or knows the following.
Shareholders are allocating shares to the company.

Shareholders are substantially participating in one or more transactions or operations (in the meaning of section 162) (in the sense of the passive activity (section 469)) I'm doing it. )

The shareholder does not meet the simple reporting method of options on calculation of net investment profits related to the sale of shares. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.
Information to be provided to shareholders
In general, the company is based on the rules of passive losses applied to the transfer of corporate equity, except for the transactions and businesses related to businesses that shareholders are substantially involved. You must provide shareholders with a net income associated with the sale of the price. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.

If shareholders corresponding to the simple reporting method of options want to determine net or loss by general calculation methods, the company can provide the information to shareholders in response to shareholders' demands, There is no need to provide.

Line 13. Interest

Submit a 2023 declaration for the 2023 calendar year and 2023 and ending in 2024. In the case of a tax return in the taxation year or a shor t-term taxation year, enter the taxation year column at the top of the paper.

2023 Form 1120-S can also be used in the following cases:

The business year, which begins in 2024 and ends in 2024, is less than 12 months.
Form 1120-S in 2024 is not available at the time the company is asked to declare.
The company must report the tax year in 2024 in the 2023 version of Form 1120-S, and to change the tax law applied to the tax year starting on December 31, 2023. In general, the company must provide certain information to shareholders if the company knows or knows:
Shareholders are allocating shares to the company.

Shareholders are substantially participating in one or more transactions or operations (in the meaning of section 162) (in the sense of the passive activity (section 469)) I'm doing it. )

The shareholder does not meet the simple reporting method of options on calculation of net investment profits related to the sale of shares. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.
Information to be provided to shareholders
In general, the company is based on the rules of passive losses applied to the transfer of corporate equity, except for the transactions and businesses related to businesses that shareholders are substantially involved. You must provide shareholders with a net income associated with the sale of the price. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.
If shareholders corresponding to the simple reporting method of options want to determine net or loss by general calculation methods, the company can provide the information to shareholders in response to shareholders' demands, There is no need to provide.

2023 Form 1120-S can also be used in the following cases:

The business year, which begins in 2024 and ends in 2024, is less than 12 months.

Line 14. Depreciation

Form 1120-S in 2024 is not available at the time the company is asked to declare.

The company must report the tax year in 2024 in the 2023 version of Form 1120-S, and to change the tax law applied to the tax year starting on December 31, 2023. In general, the company must provide certain information to shareholders if the company knows or knows the following.

Shareholders are allocating shares to the company.

Line 15. Depletion

Shareholders are substantially participating in one or more transactions or operations (in the meaning of section 162) (in the sense of the passive activity (section 469)) I'm doing it. )

The shareholder does not meet the simple reporting method of options on calculation of net investment profits related to the sale of shares. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.

Line 17. Pension, Profit-Sharing, etc., Plans

Information to be provided to shareholders

In general, the company is based on the rules of passive losses applied to the transfer of corporate equity, except for the transactions and businesses related to businesses that shareholders are substantially involved. You must provide shareholders with a net income associated with the sale of the price. For more information, see the Form 8960 line 5C line.

Submit a 2023 declaration for the 2023 calendar year and 2023 and ending in 2024. In the case of a tax return in the taxation year or a shor t-term taxation year, enter the taxation year column at the top of the paper.
2023 Form 1120-S can also be used in the following cases:
The business year, which begins in 2024 and ends in 2024, is less than 12 months.

Form 1120-S in 2024 is not available at the time the company is asked to declare.

The company must report the tax year in 2024 in the 2023 version of Form 1120-S, and to change the tax law applied to the tax year starting on December 31, 2023.

Line 18. Employee Benefit Programs

Fill in the actual name of the company (the articles of incorporation or the one defined in other legal documents that establish a company) and fill in the address. Enter the address of the company's main office or office. After the address, fill in the suite, room, and other room numbers. If the post office does not deliver the mail to the address and the company has a personal book box, the number of the box box will be described instead.

Do not use the address of the registrant in the state where the corporation is established. For example, if a company founded in Delaware or Nevada is in Little Rock, Arkansaw, enter the Little Lock address.

If the company deposits the mail to a third party (such as an accountant or lawyer), enter "C/O" in the address column, and then fill in the third party's name, address or personal book box.

Line 19. Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction

If there is an address in a foreign country, list the postal code of municipalities, prefectures, national, and foreign. Please do not omit the country name. The prefectural names and postal code should be entered according to the customs of the country.

Line 20. Other Deductions

See the main business code described below. If you are a no n-installed retailer, select the main business activity code (PBA) from the main products sold by your facility. For example, for business establishments that mainly sell prescription drugs and no n-prescription drugs, select the PBA code "456110 Pharmacies and Drug Retailers".

In 2023, (a) Submission (Schedule M-3 (FORM 1120-s)) of S-corporations with a total assets of $ 10 million was required, and the total assets at the end of tax work year were $ 50 million. If you do not need to submit a corporate or (b) Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-S) and voluntarily submit the Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-S), Schedule M-3 ( Fill in Form 1120-S) or fill in the Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-s) to the part II instead of filling in part II and part II of Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-s). , You need to fill in the Schedule M-1 of FORM 1120-s. If you fill in the Form 1120-s, Schedule M-1 and do not fill in the Part II and Part III of Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-S), the first line of Form 1120-S and Schedule M-1 is the Schedule. It must be equal to the 11th line of Part I of M-3 (Form 1120-s).

Also, a company that fills the part II and part III of the Schedule M-3 (Form 1120-S) must enter all columns without exception.
If you are filing Schedule M-3, check "Check if SCH. M-3 Attached." See the instructions for Schedule M-3 for more information.
Enter your company's EIN. If your company does not have an EIN, you must apply for one. You can apply for an EIN in the following ways:
Online - Visit irs. gov/ein. Your EIN will be issued once your application information is verified.
Apply for an Employer Identification Number by fax or mail Form SS-4.
If you have not received your EIN by the filing deadline, write "Apply" and the date you applied for your EIN. However, if your company files its return electronically, an EIN is required when you file your return. See the instructions for Form SS-4 for more information.
Enter your company's total assets (as determined by the accounting method regularly used to keep your company's books) at the end of your taxable year. If you have no assets at the end of your taxable year, writ e-0-.
If you are required to complete a Schedule L, enter the total assets on line 15, box (d) of Schedule L in item F on page 1. See the Schedule L instructions below for special rules that apply when identifying your corporation's assets if the S election is removed during the tax year.

If yes, attach Form 2553 if you have not already filed it. Form 2553 generally must be filed within 2 months and 15 days after the beginning of the tax year in which the election becomes effective. If you file Form 2553 with Form 1120-S, it generally constitutes a late election. However, you may seek relief from the late filing of Form 2553 if you have a reasonable cause. See "Relief for late elections" in the Form 2553 instructions.

Check "final refund" if this is your corporation's final refund and will not exist in the future. Also check the "final K-1" box on each K-1 schedule.
If the corporation has changed its name since its last return, check the "Change of name" box. Corporations must generally amend their articles of incorporation and file the changes with the state in which they were incorporated.
If the corporation has changed its address since its last return was filed (including a change to an "in care" address), check the "Change of Address" box.
If you are amending a previously filed return, check "Modified Return." If your K-1 schedules are also being amended, check "Modified K-1" on each K-1 schedule.

Special Rules

If the company has canceled the selection, check "Terminate Election". See the above selection cancellation.

If the address or person will change after the declaration, notify IRS using Form 8822-B, Change of Address or Responsible Party. See the explanation of Form 8822-B for details.

Travel.

For the concentration of risky activities, refer to the "concentration of ris k-limited activities" described above. See "Groupization of activities under passive activity restrictions" for groupization of passive activities.

Please report only the business income from the first A line to the fifth line. Do not report rental business income or portfolio income to these rows. For the definition of rental income and portfolio income, see restrictions on passive activities described above. Rental income and portfolio income are reported on the schedule K and K-1. Rental real estate activities are also reported in form 8825.
Ta x-exempt income.

Meals.

Ta x-exempt income should not be included in the 1st to the fifth line. Corporation that receives tax-exempt income other than interest, corporations who own property that generate tax-exempt income, or corporations engaged in activities are in 16B line of Schedule K and 16th column (code B) of Schedule K-1 (code B). Declare.

The tax-exempt interest income is filed using Code A in the 16A line of the schedule K and the 16th section of the schedule K-1, including the tax-exempt dividends received as shareholders of the muply fund or other regulated investment companies.
Please refer to the deduction described below for how to declare expenses related to ta x-exempt income.

Debt exemption.

Qualified transportation fringes (QTFs).

If the corporation is exempted from the debt generated in the bankruptcy procedure of the title 11, or if it is exempted during the unpaid, see below. Form 982, Reduction of tax attractions due to default, Pub. 908 "Bankruptcy Tax Guide".

Except for the amount to be reported on the fourth and fifth lines, enter the total income or sales from all businesses. If the Cost Hedge method is selected based on Article 451 (b) or (c), the total income of the result shall be reported to the first A line.
Special rules apply to specific income as follows:
Advance money.

Generally, the preceding money is reported in the year you received it. For the exception of this general rule in the company that uses accounting processing methods, see below.

Membership dues.

If you want to report your income from a lon g-term contract, see section 460. Section 460.

Entertainment facilities.

See § 451(c) and § 1. 451-8 for rules that allow limited deferral of advances beyond the current year. See § 451(c) and § 451-8.

Amounts treated as compensation.

See the instructions for Form 3115 for information regarding the adoption or change of permitted methods for reporting advances for goods and services by accrual basis companies.

Installment sales.

In general, the installment method cannot be used for agent real estate clauses. A "disposition by a dealer" refers to a disposition that:

disposes of personal property by a person who regularly sells or disposes of personal property of the same kind in an installment sale.

Real property held for sale to customers in the ordinary course of the taxpayer's business.
These limitations on the use of the installment method do not apply to provisions used or produced in an agricultural business or to sales of timeshares or residential land on which the corporation elects to pay interest under § 453(L)(3).
For sales of timeshares and homes reported under the installment method, each shareholder's income tax liability is increased by the shareholder's share of interest paid under section 453(L)(3).
Enter on line 1A the gross proceeds from installment sales collections that are either:

Dispositions of property used or produced in an agricultural trade or business.

Certain provisions of timeshares and residential land are reported using the installment method.

Attach statements for the current and three prior years that contain the following information:

Total sales
Cost of goods sold

Gross profit.

Gross profit as a percentage of gross profit.

Amount collected.

Gross profit as a percentage of gross profit.

Enter refunds of returned goods, rebates, and other cash and credits made by the company to customers against gross profit or gross profit.

Reforestation expenditures.

Complete and attach Form 1125-A, Cost of Goods Sold, if applicable. Enter the amount on line 8 of Form 1125-A on line 2. See Form 1125-A and its instructions.

Line 22. Ordinary Business Income (Loss)

Include only ordinary gains and losses from the sale, exchange, or involuntary conversion of property used in a trade or business activity. Ordinary gains and losses from the sale, exchange, or involuntary conversion of rental property are generally reported separately as part of network income (loss) from rental activities on Line 19 of Form 8825, or on Line 3 of Schedule K, and in Box 3 of Schedule K-1.

Tax and Payments

Line 23a. Excess Net Passive Income and LIFO Recapture Tax

A corporation that is a partner in a partnership must report its share of ordinary gains (losses) from the sale, exchange, or voluntary conversion (other than loss or theft) of the partnership's trade or business property on Form 4797, Sales of Business Property.

A corporation should not use Form 4797 to report sales or other dispositions of real property if the shareholders receive a section 179 expense deduction. Instead, report them in Box 17 of Schedule K-1, under a K code. The section 179 (K code) real property deduction is discussed below.

Enter any other business income (loss) not listed on lines 1A through 4. Enter the type and amount of income on the accompanying return.

Examples of other income include:

Excess Net Passive Income Tax Worksheet for Line 23a

1.	Interest income arising from the ordinary course of business or business of the corporation, such as interest charged on outstanding balances. See 469-2T(C)(3).	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.	6.	Taxable insurance income.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.
1.			7.	Amounts included in income on line 10 of Form 8864, Biodiesel, Renewable Diesel, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel Deduction.	%
2.	Recovery under section 280F if the business use of the described property is reduced by 50 percent or less. To calculate the recovery, complete Part IV of Form 4797.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.	8.	Part or all of the proceeds received from certain corporate life insurance policies issued after August 17, 2006. Corporations with one or more life insurance policies issued after August 17, 2006 must file a Form 8925 application. See Form 8925	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.
3.	The credit is allowed only if the leave was taken after March 31, 2020 and before October 1, 2021, and the qualified leave wages were paid.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.	9.	Include ordinary income (loss) reported on Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) or Schedule K-1 (Form 1041) or other ordinary income (loss) from a foreign partnership, estate, or trust. List the name, address, and EIN of the partnership, estate, or trust on a separate statement attached to this return. If the amount listed is from more than one source, state the amount from each source.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.
4.	Do not report ordinary income or loss from publicly traded partnerships on this line. Instead, report them separately on line 10 of Schedule K and box 10 of Schedule K-1, using the code ZZ.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.	The amount of loss an S corporation can claim, if any, from a partnership is subject to basis limitations.	If the S corporation's fiscal year and the partnership, estate, or trust's fiscal year do not coincide, include ordinary income (loss) from the other entity in the fiscal year in which the other entity's fiscal year ends.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.
5.	Do not include the following expenses on lines 7 through 20:	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.	Discounts allocated to portfolio income. These deductions are reported using Code I or L in the 12D line of Schedule K and 12 columns of Schedule K-1.	Fundant expenses (for example, expenses related to the production of ta x-exempt income). The expense for the inerement of deductions shall be filed in C code in the 16C line of Schedule K and the 16th column of Schedule K-1.	Amounts of bad debt recoveries deducted in prior years using this method of claim.
It is an item that the corporation must report individually, which must be calculated individually by shareholders. For example, the cost required to earn business income, charitable donations, foreign taxes, intangible excavation and development costs, soil and water quality conservation costs, amortization bases for forest rehabilitation, and exploration costs. The proportional distribution of these costs is reported individually to each shareholder in the Table K-1.
Section 263A Unified Asset Production Rules
Section 263A's uniform asset enhancement rules generally require companies to accumulate specific costs incurred in connection with the following, or to include them in stocks.

Production of real estate and tangible mobility held as stock in the normal business process or for sale.

Fudo real estate and movable property (tangible / intangible) acquired for resale purposes.

Real assets and tangible mobilization produced by companies to use them in their business or commercial activities.
Companies produced by companies include movies, recording, video tapes, books, or similar property.

The expenses required for assets based on paragraph 263A cannot be deducted until the cost of tangible animation related to the cost is sold, used, or disposed of by other methods.

Article 263A is not applied to the following.

Line 23b. Tax From Schedule D (Form 1120-S)

Inventory assets must be accounting, like incidental materials and consumables. See Form 1125-A and its explanation for details.

Line 23c

SME taxpayers (formerly specified) do not need to record assets based on section 263A. Taxpayers who want to cancel their assets based on paragraph 263A must change the accounting method. See the explanation of Article 263a (i) and Form 3115.

wood

Most property is produced based on lon g-term contracts.

A specific property produced in the agricultural business. See special provisions for specific corporations engaged in agriculture described later.

Geological and global physics costs are amortized in Article 167 (H).

A specific fruit or tree fruit plant is amortized in paragraph 168 (K) (5).

The company shall report the following expenses to shareholders individually to make decisions based on Article 59 (E).

Research and experimental expenses based on Article 174.

Line 24d. Elective Payment Election Amount From Form 3800

Salvage excavation cost of petroleum, gas, geothermal real estate.

Line 24z

Exploration and development mining.

Line 25. Estimated Tax Penalty

Companies that are applied to uniform assetization rules include not only direct costs, but also indirect expenses (including taxes) that provide benefits to assets acquired for production or resale, and indirectly resulting in production and resale activities. Most of the costs are also needed to record assets.

Line 26. Amount Owed

For the purpose of inventory assets, the following is the following indirect costs that should be recorded.

Management expenses
tax
Depreciation expenses

insurance

Rewards paid to officers assigned to work

Labor cost

Line 28

Annual investment withdrawal, stock bonus, specific remuneration, pension, postponement compensation system.

Article 1 263A-1 (E) (3) Production activities or other indirect expenses related to resale activities must be recorded, and indirect expenses that are currently deducted.

Schedule B. Other Information

The interest paid or generated during the production period of the designated assets must be recorded, and a special rule is applied. For more information, see the rules 1. 263A-8 to 1. 263A-15.

Item 2

For more information about the uniform asset enhancement rules, see the rules 1. 263A-1 to 1. 263A-3.

Question 4. Constructive Ownership of Other Entities

Special provisions for specific companies engaged in agriculture

For S corporations that do not need to use accounting methods by occurrence, the rules of Article 263A do not apply to the following growth costs:

animal

Question 6

Plants with a preparation period of 2 years or less.

Item 8

Shareholders of S-corporations that do not need to adopt the occurrenc e-based accounting may choose to deduct the costs before the start of production of a specific factory, which has been produced more than two years before the start of production. The company does not need to record these expenses because each shareholder chooses deductions for these costs. Instead, the company must report the cost separately to the 12th line of Schedule K, and report the appropriateness of each shareholder using Code M to the Schedule K-1. Certain property produced in agricultural business. See special provisions for specific corporations engaged in agriculture described later.

Geological and global physics costs are amortized in Article 167 (H).

A specific fruit or tree fruit plant is amortized in paragraph 168 (K) (5).

The company shall report the following expenses to shareholders individually to make decisions based on Article 59 (E).

Research and experimental expenses based on Article 174.

Question 9. Business Interest Expense Election

Salvage excavation cost of petroleum, gas, geothermal real estate.

Exploration and development mining.

Question 10. Conditions for Filing Form 8990

For the purpose of inventory assets, the following is the following indirect costs that should be recorded.

Management expenses

tax

Depreciation expenses

insurance
Rewards paid to officers assigned to work
Labor cost
Annual investment withdrawal, stock bonus, specific remuneration, pension, postponement compensation system.

SME taxpayers have a total annual income of $ 29 million for (a) the average annual income for three years, not (b) taxpayers (defined in Article 448 (D) (3))). Is.

The interest paid or generated during the production period of the designated assets must be recorded, and a special rule is applied. For more information, see the rules 1. 263A-8 to 1. 263A-15.

For more information about the uniform asset enhancement rules, see the rules 1. 263A-1 to 1. 263A-3.

Special provisions for specific companies engaged in agriculture

Question 11

For S corporations that do not need to use accounting methods by occurrence, the rules of Article 263A do not apply to the following growth costs:

animal
Plants with a preparation period of 2 years or less.
Shareholders of S-corporations that do not need to adopt the occurrenc e-based accounting may choose to deduct the costs before the start of production of a specific factory, which has been produced more than two years before the start of production. The company does not need to record these expenses because each shareholder chooses deductions for these costs. Instead, the company must report the cost separately to the 12th line of Schedule K, and report the appropriateness of each shareholder using Code M to the Schedule K-1. A specific property produced in the agricultural business. See special provisions for specific corporations engaged in agriculture described later.
Geological and global physics costs are amortized in Article 167 (H).
A specific fruit or tree fruit plant is amortized in paragraph 168 (K) (5).

Question 12

The company shall report the following expenses to shareholders individually to make decisions based on Article 59 (E).

Question 13

Research and experimental expenses based on Article 174.

Questions 14a and 14b

Salvage excavation cost of petroleum, gas, geothermal real estate.

Question 15

Exploration and development mining.

Question 16

For the purpose of inventory assets, the following is the following indirect costs that should be recorded.

Management expenses

tax

Depreciation expenses
insurance
Rewards paid to officers assigned to work
Labor cost
Annual investment withdrawal, stock bonus, specific remuneration, pension, postponement compensation system.
Article 1 263A-1 (E) (3) Production activities or other indirect expenses related to resale activities must be recorded, and indirect expenses that are currently deducted.
The interest paid or generated during the production period of the designated assets must be recorded, and a special rule is applied. For more information, see the rules 1. 263A-8 to 1. 263A-15.
For more information about the uniform asset enhancement rules, see the rules 1. 263A-1 to 1. 263A-3.

Special provisions for specific companies engaged in agriculture

For S corporations that do not need to use accounting methods by occurrence, the rules of Article 263A do not apply to the following growth costs:

animal
Plants with a preparation period of 2 years or less.
Shareholders of S-corporations that do not need to adopt the occurrenc e-based accounting may choose to deduct the costs before the start of production of a specific factory, which has been produced more than two years before the start of production. The company does not need to record these expenses because each shareholder chooses deductions for these costs. Instead, the company must report the cost separately to the 12th line of Schedule K, and report the appropriateness of each shareholder using Code M to the Schedule K-1.

See the singl e-capitalized rules in Chapter 6. 225, Farmers' Tax Guide, Section 263A (D) and (E) and Regulations Sec.

Transactions between related taxpayers

Schedules K and K-1 (General Instructions)

Purpose of Schedules

Generally, S Bass Accrual S Corporation can deduct business costs and interests for relevant (including shareholders) in the tax year, including the days when the payment is included in the income of affiliated people. See Section 267 for details.

Business interest.

Business interests are limited. reference. See Article 163 (J) and Form 8990. See the related instructions (described later) of the 9th and 10th questions of Schedule B, and the 9th questions (described later).

Limit of section 291

If S Corporation is C Cocoral in any of the last three years, it may be necessary to adjust items such as iron ore, coal worn and demolition of pollution prevention facilities. In this case, calculate the adjustment amount by referring to Section 291.

Business launch and organizational costs

Substitute Forms

Companies can choose to deduct a limited amount of paid or generated entrepreneurship / organizational costs. The remaining expenses are generally amortized over 180 months. Refer to Article 195, 248 and Related rules.

The Company usually selects a deduction for its founding and organizational expenses by applying for a deduction on the income tax return submitted to the tax return (including extension) of the taxation year (including extensions) in which lively transactions and businesses were started. For more information, see the Form 4562 description.

If the company submits the declaration of the year in a timely manner without making a choice, the selection can be made by submitting a correction tax return within 6 months (excluding extension). 。 At the beginning of the amendment declaration, the selection is specified, and "SEC. 301. Fix declaration is submitted to the same address as the company's first file. Applies when calculating taxable income for all years.

The corporation clearly selects the use of the founding and organizational expenses in the corporate tax return submitted to the tax return deadline (including extension) for the active transaction or business. You can abandon your choice. See the singl e-capitalized rules in Chapter 6 of . 225, Farmers' Tax Guide, Section 263A (D) and (E) and Regulations Sec.

Transactions between related taxpayers

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