LA CIFT-620 Information
Corporations organized under the laws of Louisiana must file Form CIFT-620, Louisiana Income Tax and Louisiana Corporation Franchise Tax return each year unless exempt from both taxes. Dormant Louisiana corporations must file Form CIFT-620, regardless of whether any assets are owned or any business operations are conducted, until a “Certificate of Dissolution” is issued by the Louisiana Secretary of State. Corporations organized under the laws of a state other than Louisiana that derive income from Louisiana sources must file Form CIFT-620 whether or not there is any tax liability.
Link to official form info: Louisiana CIFT-620
Link to official form info for CIFT-620
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10 Louisiana Tax Filings & Forms:
IT-540 - Louisiana Resident IT-540B - Nonresident and Part-Year Resident CIFT-620 - Corporation Income Tax Return IT-565B - Partnership Return of Income L-1V - Employer's Return of Withholding Tax Voucher L-1 - Quarterly-Employer’s Return of Withholding Tax Form L-1 R-1029 - Department of Revenue Sales Tax Return L-3 - L-3 Transmittal of Withholding Tax Statements LWC-ES4 - Unemployment Return R-1029 - Sales Tax ReturnAre we missing a Louisiana tax form?
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