2. Which of the following best describes the treatment applicable to general business credits earned in...
2. Which of the following best describes the treatment applicable to general business credits earned in a year in excess of the maximum allowable credit for the year?
a. Unused amounts are carried forward indefinitely.
b. Unused amounts are first carried back one year and then forward for 10 years.
c. Unused amounts are first carried back one year and then forward for 20 years.
d. Unused amounts are first carried back three years and then carried forward for 15 years.
e. Unused credits must be carried back two years unless the taxpayer elects to carry the credits forward only.
Homework Answers
The correct answer is c. Unused amounts are first carried back one year and then forward for 20 years.
Notes
Credits earned in a year in excess of the maximum allowable credit for the year are called Unused business credits and these credits are first carried back one year and then forward for 20 years.
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