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franchise tax
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franchise tax n. a state tax on corporations or businesses. (See: tax, corporation)
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As an alternative, TEI requested that taxpayers either receive a credit for franchise taxes paid by a lower tier entity, or the ability for affiliated entities to file on a consolidated basis eliminating intercompany investments from the tax base.
Heat waves fail to slow TEI's technical activities: state & federal ... by Tax Executive
Income/Franchise Tax In West Virginia, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, taxpayers have to report both income and franchise taxes on the same form.
Voluntary disclosure: minimizing preexisting state tax liabilities by O'Connell, Frank J., Jr. / The Tax Adviser
Unlike income taxes, franchise taxes are imposed for the privilege of doing business in a state and are not covered by public law 86-272.
The surprising benefits of nexus: multistate taxation actually can ... by Howard, Bruce / Journal of Accountancy
 
 
 
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