Property and Casualty Insurance Company Income Tax Return, and foreign corporations filing
Form 1120-F, U.
Additional forms from foreign corporations filing Form 1120-F are not included in these statistics.
A foreign corporation that fails to file Form 1120-F on a timely basis loses the right to claim most deductions on the return.
However, regulations provide that no deduction is available on a Form 1120-F unless it is timely filed, which can be a trap for the unwary when an owner delays filing an election and a Form 1120-F in the belief that no tax is due because losses are realized.
Return-type tables are published separately for all returns filed by active corporations; Form 1120 returns; Form 1120-A returns;
Form 1120-F returns; returns of active corporations other than 1120S, 1120-REIT, and 1120-RIC; and Form 1120S returns.
The revisions were intended to provide for increased disclosure of information regarding items such as allocable interest expense and home office expense allocations, as well as effectively and noneffectively connected income reported on Form 1120-F.
To this end, the IRS issued the following new Form 1120-F schedules:
The instructions for the 2007 Form 1120-F now require taxpayers to answer page 1 questions, such as whether they had a U.
Generally, Form 1120-F must be filed by a foreign corporation that:
Since many foreign corporations that are required to file Form 1120-F do not have an office or other place of business in the United States, the normal filing deadline for them is June 15, 2008.
IRS Releases Draft form 1120-F and Schedule M-3 and Instructions by Eileen Sherr, CPA, M.
The IRS recently released draft versions of revised Form 1120-F, U.
