The Michigan Corporate Income Tax (CIT) return is prepared for calendar-year, fiscal-year, and short-year corporations. From amounts on the federal return and entries on Michigan
Form 4 | Application for Extension |
Form 4901 | E-File Annual Return Payment Voucher |
Form 4913 | Quarterly Return |
Form 4891 | Annual Return |
Form 4892 | Amended Return |
Form 4905 | Insurance Return |
Form 4906 | Amended Insurance Return |
Form 4908 | Annual Return for Financial Institutions |
Form 4909 | Amended Return for Financial Institutions |
Form 4893 | Small Business Alternative Credit |
Form 4894 | Schedule of Shareholders and Officers |
Form 4911 | Schedule of Flow-Through Withholding |
Form 4898 | CIT: Non-Unitary Relationships with Flow-Through Entities |
Form 4900 | CIT: Unitary Relationships with Flow-Through Entities |
Form 4903 | Withholding Opt-Out Schedule |
Form 4902 | Schedule of Recapture of Certain Business Tax Credits |
Form 4897 | CIT Data on Unitary Business Group Members |
Form 4896 | CIT UBG Affiliates Excluded from Return of Standard Taxpayers |
Form 4899 | Penalty and Interest Computation for Underpaid Estimated Tax |
Form 4910 | CIT UBG Combined Filing Schedule for Financial Institutions |
A copy of federal Forms 1120, Schedule D and Schedule 4797 is attached to file with the CIT return.
Form 4, Application for Extension of Time to File Michigan Tax Returns, can be requested by entering "MI" in the "State Code"
Use
A footnote entered
The Michigan return starts with federal income. Do not use FS codes for income and expenses. For footnotes, do not use the combination "F" (FS code) and "MI" (state code). In a multi-state return, leave the FS code blank for a footnote to the federal and Michigan returns only. Just enter "MI" as the state code.
Michigan does not allow a Section 168(k) Bonus for depreciation. A "Net Bonus Depreciation Adjustment" is made to business income on Form 4891 for the federal and state depreciation difference.
Michigan does not allow a domestic production activities deduction. An adjustment is made to business income on Form 4891.
Municipal bond interest entered with a state code other than "MI" (or with no state code, if Michigan is not the home state) is reported on Form 4891 as an addition to business income.
Be sure to indicate the source of municipal bond interest by entering a state code with the amount.
Use the "State and City Tax Accrual Option" box
The CIT addback can be overridden
On the CIT return, state and city income tax refunds reduce the addback of either:
A. Per Michigan Department of Treasury, if apportioned or allocated gross receipts (annualized for a short year) are below the filing requirement of $350,000, there is no legal obligation to file a return or pay a tax. The filing threshold does not apply to insurance companies or financial institutions.
A. Yes. If either an estimated tax was paid and/or flow-through withholding payments are present.
A. If apportioned or allocated gross receipts are less than $350,000 and there is no recapture and there is a refund present, the program is assuming you are preparing a "refund only" return. Therefore, the calculations to Form 4891, Lines 12 through 43 and Lines 49 through 53 are skipped.
A. This feature uses
This method will be completed on the member's return that will be the designated member for the unitary group. The return that is to be the designated member will need an entry on
On the designated member's return,
Additional non-designated members that are to be included in the group that are not included on
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