No. Section 11 of the act specifically states that no refunds will be granted or paid for tax years ending before January 1, 2020, related to the provisions of the act. As a result, no adjustments related to the decoupling from the federal changes to IRC Section 118 can be made to previously filed returns. No assessments will be issued, no refunds or credits will be granted, and no adjustment of any tax attributes such as Net Operating Losses can be made.
No. Section 11 of the act specifically states that no refunds will be granted or paid for tax years ending before January 1, 2020, related to the provisions of the act. As a result, no adjustments related to the decoupling from the federal changes to IRC Section 118 can be made to previously filed returns. No assessments will be issued, no refunds or credits will be granted, and no adjustment of any tax attributes such as Net Operating Losses can be made.
No. Section 11 of the act specifically states that no refunds will be granted or paid for tax years ending before January 1, 2020, related to the provisions of the act. As a result, no adjustments related to the decoupling from the federal GILTI provisions can be made to previously filed returns. No assessments will be issued, no refunds or credits will be granted, and no adjustment of any tax attributes such as Net Operating Losses can be made.
Yes. Act 2021-1 provides that “All business income shall be apportioned to this state by multiplying the income by the sales factor.” This apportionment formula will therefore apply to all income taxpayers with business income apportioned to this state for tax periods beginning on or after January 1, 2021, including those that are subject to the rules 810-27-1-.18.02 through 810-27-1-.18.07. For purposes of the single sales factor apportionment formula, these rules will continue to provide the appropriate procedures for these taxpayers to determine their sales that are attributable to Alabama.
