I registered my c corp at Delaware, and doing business at MA. Does that mean I have to file both DE and MA state tax return? Since I only efiled DE tax return 2020, how can I file MA now? Thanks.
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You should seek guidance from a tax professional familiar with state filing requirements.
However, generally, if you are doing business in MA, you are required to file a return.
See https://www.mass.gov/guides/corporate-excise-tax#-filing-requirements-
You should seek guidance from a tax professional familiar with state filing requirements.
However, generally, if you are doing business in MA, you are required to file a return.
See https://www.mass.gov/guides/corporate-excise-tax#-filing-requirements-
Thanks.
But I still have some questions.
In the website it said
"Generally, all corporations operating in Massachusetts, both foreign and domestic, need to pay corporate excise tax. "
and" While only businesses that:
Are required to file electronically, we encourage all corporations to file online. Any business entity that pays federal taxes as a corporation is also taxable in Massachusetts as a corporation."
So far my business's gross receipts and sales less than $100,000, do I still have to file tax return?
Thanks
If your sales are less than $100,000, you do not have to file electronically.
@ft8114 wrote:So far my business's gross receipts and sales less than $100,000, do I still have to file tax return?
Read farther down the page, you most still have to file (but not necessarily file electronically).
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