Flag_of_Alabama.svg
An official website of the Alabama State government.
Here's how you know

The .gov means it's official

Government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on an official government site.

The site is secure

The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely.

  • Homepage
  • >
  • Since Credit Unions do not have Federal Taxable Income, what should a credit union report on the Form ET-1 line 1 Federal Taxable Income?
View All Financial Institution Excise Tax FAQs

Since Credit Unions do not have Federal Taxable Income, what should a credit union report on the Form ET-1 line 1 Federal Taxable Income?

Credit Unions will enter their financial statement net income on Form ET-1 Line 1.

Section 40-16-1.3, Code of Alabama 1975, states that the net income for Credit Unions is the “financial statement income which is the final net income amount, total revenue less total expenses, calculated for financial statement purposes and reported to the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt organization and to the Alabama Credit Union Administration (ACUA), or other government regulatory authority.”

In support of Line 1, Credit Unions will need to submit with Form ET-1 a copy of Federal Form 990/990T and the Call Report submitted to the National Credit Union Association (NCUA), or other reporting/insuring entity such as American Share Insurance (ASI).

Credit Unions will enter their financial statement net income on Form ET-1 Line 1.

Section 40-16-1.3, Code of Alabama 1975, states that the net income for Credit Unions is the “financial statement income which is the final net income amount, total revenue less total expenses, calculated for financial statement purposes and reported to the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt organization and to the Alabama Credit Union Administration (ACUA), or other government regulatory authority.”

In support of Line 1, Credit Unions will need to submit with Form ET-1 a copy of Federal Form 990/990T and the Call Report submitted to the National Credit Union Association (NCUA), or other reporting/insuring entity such as American Share Insurance (ASI).

Related FAQs in Financial Institution Excise Tax

Amended returns should be completed in full and accurately. Amended returns should include a detailed explanation for filing the amended return, supporting documentation to validate amended changes, and computation of the additional amount due or refund due. Blank or partially completed revenue forms require special handling that delays processing and cause unnecessary expenses.

Section 41-1-20, Code of Ala. 1975, requires electronic payments if your tax liability is $750.

Electronic Payment Options Available:

ACH Credit – Taxpayers may remit tax payments by electronic funds transfer (EFT). The taxpayer must be pre-approved by ALDOR.  For more information on EFT, visit ALDOR’s Pay by EFT/ACH Page.

ACH Debit – Taxpayers making e-payments via ACH Debit who have an active revenue tax account can log in to My Alabama Taxes. Taxpayers can also use the “Make a payment” link to make non-logged in payments.  Pre-registration is not necessary to make a payment on an invoice or assessment.

New taxpayers, who have recently registered with the Alabama Secretary of State, will receive an Online Filing Information letter. The Online Filing Information letter is for “information purposes” and provides the taxpayer with a Sign On ID and Access Code which permits access to My Alabama Taxes.

Payments less than $750 not remitted electronically must be remitted with Form FIE-V. DO NOT MAIL FORM FIE-V IF THE PAYMENT IS REMITTED ELECTRONICALLY. To obtain Form FIE-V visit revenue.alabama.gov.

 

ACH Credit – Taxpayers may remit tax payments by electronic funds transfer (EFT). The taxpayer must be pre-approved by ALDOR. For more information on EFT, please go to ALDOR’s Make A Payment page.

ACH Debit – Taxpayers making e-payments via ACH Debit who have an active revenue tax account can log in to My Alabama Taxes. Taxpayers can also use the “Make a payment” link to make non-logged in payments.  Pre-registration is not necessary to make a payment on an invoice or assessment.

New taxpayers, who have recently registered with the Alabama Secretary of State, will receive an Online Filing Information letter. The Online Filing Information letter is for “information purposes” and provides the taxpayer with a Sign-On ID and Access Code which permits access to My Alabama Taxes.

Payments less than $750 not remitted electronically must be remitted with Form FIE-V. DO NOT MAIL FORM FIE-V IF THE PAYMENT IS REMITTED ELECTRONICALLY. To obtain Form FIE-V visit

Forms

Credit Unions will enter their financial statement net income on Form ET-1 Line 1.

Section 40-16-1.3, Code of Alabama 1975, states that the net income for Credit Unions is the “financial statement income which is the final net income amount, total revenue less total expenses, calculated for financial statement purposes and reported to the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt organization and to the Alabama Credit Union Administration (ACUA), or other government regulatory authority.”

In support of Line 1, Credit Unions will need to submit with Form ET-1 a copy of Federal Form 990/990T and the Call Report submitted to the National Credit Union Association (NCUA), or other reporting/insuring entity such as American Share Insurance (ASI).

Yes, the taxpayer can submit the Alabama Form PWR after paying all tax and interest due. The PWR does not guarantee relief of penalty. To obtain Form PWR visit revenue.alabama.gov.

 

Yes. The federal limit is 10% of the federal taxable income without the benefit of the deduction.