What are the choices in choosing a taxable year for a C corp., and S corp.,...
What are the choices in choosing a taxable year for a C corp., and S corp., and a partnership?
Also, how does a partner report his share of partnership income when his taxable year differs from the taxable year of the partnership?
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C corporations can choose their fiscal year as per their choice, whereas S corporation's fiscal year should end on December 31st. Partnership firms also can choose their taxable year which is different from the taxable year of the partner. If there is a difference between the taxable year of the partnership firm and partner , then the partner should report its share of taxable income in the following manner.
a) For the computation of Taxable Income in a taxable year, the distributive share of the partner's income is included in the income in the taxable year of the Partnership firm.
b) The taxable year of the partnership firm will be the taxable year of majority interest taxable year, if not this then taxable year of principal partners, if both these not possible then the taxable year that produces the least aggregate of deferral income.
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