Utah Admin. Code R865-6F-14 - Extent to Which Federal Income Tax Provisions Are Followed for Corporation Franchise Tax Purposes Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-7-106, 59-7-108, 59-7-501, and 59-7-502
(1) It
is the policy of the commission, in matters involving the determination of
income for Utah corporation franchise tax purposes, to follow as closely as
possible federal requirements with respect to the same matters. In some
instances the federal and state statutes differ, and as a result the federal
rulings, regulations, and decisions may not be followed. Furthermore, in some
instances, the commission may disagree with the federal determinations and does
not consider them controlling for Utah corporation franchise tax
purposes.
(2) The items of major
importance ordinarily allowed in conformity with federal requirements are:
(a) depreciation,
(b) depletion,
(c) exploration and development
expenses,
(d) intangible drilling
costs,
(e) accounting methods and
periods, and
(f) Subpart F
income.
(3) The
following are the major items that require different treatment under the state
and federal statutes:
(a) combined
reporting,
(b) consolidated
returns,
(c) dividends received
deduction,
(d) municipal bond
interest,
(e) capital loss
deduction,
(f) loss carry-overs and
carry-backs, and
(g) gross-up on
foreign dividends.
Notes
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