Free CT-60-QSSS - New York


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CT-60-QSSS

New York State Department of Taxation and Finance

Qualified Subchapter S Subsidiary Information Schedule
(Attach to your franchise tax return, Form CT-3, CT-4, CT-3-A, CT-3-S, CT-32, CT-32-S, or CT-32-A.)
For period ended

Employer identification number of parent corporation Name of parent corporation

Part 1 -- QSSS required inclusion
Federal employer identification number or TF number of QSSS (see instructions on page 2) Name of QSSS Effective date of federal QSSS election
(mm-dd-yy)

Part 2 -- QSSS elective inclusion
Federal employer identification number or TF number of QSSS (see instructions on page 2) Name of QSSS Effective date of federal QSSS election
(mm-dd-yy)

Attach additional sheets if necessary.
Certification: I certify that this document and any attachments are to the best of my knowledge and belief true, correct, and complete. Authorized person Paid preparer use only
Signature of authorized person E-mail address of authorized person Official title Date ID number Address City State Date ZIP code

Firm's name (or yours if self-employed) Signature of individual preparing this document E-mail address of individual preparing this document

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Instructions
you own that is itself taxable in New York State, but do not include a nontaxpayer QSSS unless a QSSS inclusion election has been made. Also include any lower tier QSSS owned by your QSSS, if the lower tier QSSS is itself taxable in New York State or if a QSSS inclusion election has been made. However, do not include any excluded QSSS (see Excluded QSSS).

General information
The Tax Law conforms in many respects to the federal treatment of qualified subchapter S subsidiaries (QSSS). The filing requirements impacting corporations that are the parent of a QSSS and corporations that have elected QSSS status are outlined in the instructions to your franchise tax return. In all cases where New York State follows federal QSSS treatment, the parent and QSSS will file a single franchise tax return. The QSSS will be ignored as a separate taxable entity, and the income, deductions, credits, and other tax attributes of the QSSS will be included on the parent's franchise tax return. However, with regard to other taxes under the Tax Law, such as sales and excise taxes, and the license and maintenance fees under Article 9, the QSSS will continue to be recognized as a separate corporation. Therefore, a foreign authorized QSSS included in the parent's return (disregarded as a separate taxable entity for franchise tax purposes) must file Form CT-245, Maintenance Fee and Activities Return For a Foreign Corporation Disclaiming Tax Liability, and pay the maintenance fee. For more information about QSSS filing requirements, see Need Help? in the instructions for your franchise tax return.

Part 2 - QSSS elective inclusion
A New York C corporation (filing Form CT-3, CT-4, CT-3-A, CT-32, or CT-32-A) may elect to include on its franchise tax return a QSSS that is not taxable in New York State. The election is effective for the tax year for which the election is made, and for all succeeding tax years of the corporation until such election is terminated. Once made, the QSSS inclusion election is binding for the tax year in which it is made and may not later be changed by filing an amended return. Complete Part 2 to make the election. You are required to complete Part 2 for each succeeding tax year for which the QSSS is being included in the franchise tax return of the New York C corporation. If a QSSS for which the election had been made in a previous tax year is not included on Part 2, it indicates termination of the election. If you elect to include a QSSS, you must also include any lower tier QSSS owned by that QSSS. However, do not include any excluded QSSS (see Excluded QSSS).

Who must file Form CT-60-QSSS
If you are an Article 9-A (general business corporation) or an Article 32 (bank) taxpayer and you own a QSSS, you must file Form CT-60-QSSS to inform the Tax Department that the income, deductions, credits, and other tax attributes of the QSSS will be included on your New York State franchise tax return for that tax period. This will notify the Tax Department that the QSSS will not be filing a separate franchise tax return for that tax period. The parent corporation is an S corporation for federal purposes, but may be either a C corporation or an S corporation for New York State purposes. Accordingly, Form CT-60-QSSS applies to the following forms: CT-3, CT-4, CT-3-A, CT-3-S, CT-32, CT-32-S, or CT-32-A.

Excluded QSSS
For an Article 9-A parent, do not include a QSSS taxable (or a nontaxpayer QSSS that would be taxable) under Article 9, sections 183, 184, 185, and 186, or Article 32 or 33. For an Article 32 parent, do not include a QSSS taxable (or a nontaxable QSSS that would be taxable) under Article 9, sections 183, 184, 185, and 186, or Article 9-A or 33.

Employer identification number or TF number
If the QSSS has or had a federal employer identification number (EIN), enter that number in the appropriate box. If the QSSS does not have an EIN, enter the TF identification number assigned by the Tax Department. This number may be found on Form CT-198, Corporation Tax Account Information, sent when the corporation first incorporated or became authorized to do business in New York State. If the QSSS does not have an EIN or TF number, enter none.

QSSS information
Enter in Part 1 the information for each QSSS required to be included in your franchise tax return, and enter in Part 2 the information for each QSSS which you elect to include.

Part 1 - QSSS required inclusion
If you are a New York S corporation filing Form CT-3-S or CT-32-S, include every QSSS that you own, regardless of whether the QSSS is itself subject to tax in New York State. Also include any lower tier QSSS owned by your QSSS. However, do not include any excluded QSSS (see Excluded QSSS). If you are a New York C corporation filing Form CT-3, CT-4, CT-3-A, CT-32, or CT-32-A, include every QSSS that

Effective date of federal QSSS election
Enter the effective date of the federal QSSS election made for the subsidiary. If the effective date falls on a date other than the first day of the subsidiary's tax year, the subsidiary must file a short period return if it was subject to tax in New York State prior to the effective date.

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