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3 CHAPTER THE CORPORATE INCOME TAX LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this chapter, you should be able to 1 Apply the requirements for selecting tax years and accounting methods ? to various types of C corporations 2 Compute a corporation’s taxable income ? 3 Compute a corporation’s income tax liability ? 4 Understand what a controlled group is and the tax consequences of ? being a controlled group 5 Understand how compensation planning can reduce taxes for ? corporations and their shareholders 6 Determine the requirements for paying corporate income taxes and ? filing a corporate tax return 7 Determine the financial statement implications of federal income taxes ? 3 1 Prentice Hall’s Federal Taxation 2012 Corporations, Partnerships, Estates & Trusts, Twenty Fifth Edition, by Kenneth E. Anderson, Thomas R. Pope, John L. Kramer. Published by Prentice Hall. Copyright © 2012 by Pearson Education, Inc. ISBN 1 256 64795 0ISBN 1 256 64795 0 3 2 Corporations ? Chapter 3 CHAPTER OUTLINE A corporation is a separate taxpaying entity that must file an annual tax return even if it has no income or loss for the year. This chapter covers the tax rules for domestic corpora Corporate Elections…3 2 tions (i.e., corporations incorporated in one of the 50 states or under federal law) and General Formula for Determining 1 the Corporate Tax Liability…3 5 other entities taxed as domestic corporations under the check the box regulations. It Computing a Corporation’s explains the rules for determining a corporation’s taxable income, loss, and tax liability Taxable Income…3 6 and for filing corporate tax returns. See Table C:3 1 for the general formula for determin Computing a Corporation’s Income Tax Liability…3 22 ing the corporate tax liability. It also discusses the financial implications of federal income Controlled Groups of taxes. Some of these implications appear briefly in the Book to Tax Accounting Corporations…3 24 Comparisons, and a more detailed discussion…
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