What IRS tax forms are needed for a c- corp.?

Answer by  paulasheri (28)

The form needed to prepare a C-Corp Tax Return is Form 1120, U.S. Corporate Income Tax Return. This form is five pages long and encompasses the company's income, deductions, balance sheet and book to tax differences. If the corporation has capital gains or losses, Schedule D would also be required.

Answer by  Att4372 (1704)

The basic tax form is the 1120. This form contains several schedules. In addition, schedules D (gains) and M-3 (partnership) might also be needed.

Answer by  salsafoodie (3146)

You will need form 1-20 form and all of your information from your business and any receipts that were for the year that you are filing your taxes. You will also need your EIN as needed as well.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The IRS changes regulations every year. The requirements for reporting and forms as it stands at this writing will not be current in six months. Get professional advice.

Answer by  idiotjones (705)

A c-corp is required to pay both federal and state taxes. Therefore, IRS form 1120 must be filed for federal taxes. The requisite state form (form number varies among states) will have to be filed as well.

Answer by  Kbrece (107)

The first important one is the 1120 (not an 1120 S which would be for an S Corporation) - It is four pages long. From there, there may be extra tax forms required dependent on your unique tax position.

Answer by  chunli (117)

C corporations must file Form 1120 to declare income. This form is due April 15 unless an extension is granted. They may file Form 7004 by March 15 to receive a 6 month extension. Both forms and their instructions are available on the IRS website, or you can request the IRS to send them to you by mail.

Answer by  y3636363 (1380)

Well you can find out by visiting the irs website and download the forms for businesses and multinationals as well.