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Do I need to file corporate taxes? |
My corporation only had a total income of $20,000 last year of which $16,000 was an asset. Do I need to file federal corporate income tax? Of course. You had income! Yes, you will need to file a federal return. Note that most states require a corporation to file and pay their corporate minimum every year, even if a corporation is inactive. An asset isn't income, so I'm not sure what you mean by that being part of your income. But you probably do need to file a corporate tax return if you have a corporation - both federal and probably state also. |
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