Insurance Returns
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Insurance Returns
Setting Up ONESOURCE Income Tax for Insurance Returns
- Using TAS with Insurance
- How to Set Up ONESOURCE Income Tax for Insurance Returns
- Chart and Adjustment Information
- NAIC Annual Statement Line Mapping Chart
- Tax Accounting System Menu Tree with Insurance
- Working Trial Balance (WTB) and Insurance
- State Taxable Income Workpapers
- 1120PC Schedule E and F Options
Selecting the Data Source
Creating the Insurance Return
- Step 1: Rollover a Return
- Step 2: Choose Return/Entity Type
- Step 3: Enter Federal Tax ID Number
- Step 4: Select the Data Source
- Tax Accounting System Menu Tree for Insurance
- NAIC Annual Statement Reconciliation Screen
- Step 5: Set Up Division
- Step 6: Determine Net Operating Loss
1120-L Tax Returns
1120-PC Tax Returns
Working in the Tax Application
- Cross-Checking of Data Source Types
- Organizer and Tax Forms Overview
- General Information
- Reviewing the Tax Return
Activating State Insurance Returns
Net Operating Loss
- Net Operating Loss
- NOL Organization and Rules
- Limitation of Nonlife NOL Against Life Subgroup Income
- LNL Eligibility Check Box
- Examples of NOL Utilization
- Common NOL Support Questions
Consolidating the Insurance Return
- Preparing for Consolidation
- Elimination Return
- Subgroup Subconsolidation
- Subgroup Top Consolidation
- Nonlife Consolidation
- Life Nonlife Consolidation
Working in your Consolidation
Mixed Group State Consolidation
- Multi-tier Mixed Group State Consolidation Structures
- Single-Tier or Flat Mixed Group State Consolidation Structure
- Nonlife Eliminations
- E-filing
Printing the Return
International Insurance Returns
- Using Foreign Tax Credit Data Entry Screens in an 1120L or 1120PC Binder to Populate Form 1118
- International Summary Chart of Accounts
- Data Entry and Import into Foreign Tax Credit Screens
- Preparing Form 1118
- Tax Credit
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