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25) The apportionment factor is virtually identical to the method used for the replaced earned surplus tax; the major difference is in the elimination of the throwback provision. This article discusses the following issues relating to throwback sales: (1) Massachusetts's "home office" rule; (2) Michigan's jurisdictional test for single business tax purposes; (3) differing throwback rules for the taxable capital and earned surplus components of Texas franchise tax; and (4) application of throwback to combined returns. Our earned surplus enables this return to shareholders," said Robert Kleist, President and CEO of Printronix. |
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