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Must a partnership or corporation file a tax form even though it had no income for the year? Do any states not follow IRS on this?

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Elaine Leung
Generally speaking, a partnership or corporation is expected to file a tax form once a tax identification number has been assigned by the IRS. Form SS4 is used to apply for a tax identification number. Whether or not having income or expenses is not the major determining factor. There is a separate state registration requirement before filing a state form.
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Steve Crair
Yes, the IRS requires the filing of a tax return on corporations, partnerships, non-profits and fiduciaries, even though no income or expenses were involved. Only individuals with no income are excused from filing.
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