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27 June 2017

California FTB Clarifies Apportionment Following Corporate Ownership Changes, S Corporation Built-In Gains

In April 2017, the California Franchise Tax Board issued two Technical Advice Memoranda which clarify certain matters for apportioning taxpayers.
United States Tax

In April 2017, the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) issued two Technical Advice Memoranda which clarify certain matters for apportioning taxpayers. Technical Advice Memorandum 2017-03 provides guidance on the application of Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Sections 382 to 384 for California corporate franchise (income) tax apportionment purposes. Specifically, the state addresses long-standing questions of whether certain items following a corporate ownership change, such as loss limitations, should be computed on a pre-apportionment or post-apportionment basis. Additionally, Technical Advice Memorandum 2017-02 provides for apportioning net recognized built-in gains for purposes of computing the S corporation built-in gains tax.

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