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TAXABLE YEAR ACCOUNT NO./VEIN/SSN TAXPAYER NAME APPORTIONMENT SCHEDULES FOR TAXPAYERS ELECTING TO REPORT NET WORTH ON A CONSOLIDATED BASIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TENN. CODE ANN. SECTION 67-4-2103(g)-(i).

How to fill out 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule

How to fill out 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule:

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary financial information/data for the specific time period specified in the schedule. This can include sales receipts, receipts for property or services, cost of goods sold, and any related documentation.
2. Review the instructions and guidelines provided with the 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule to ensure a thorough understanding of the required information to be included.
3. Check if there are any specific forms or additional schedules that need to be attached to the 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule based on your business type or activities.
4. Enter the relevant details in the designated sections of the schedule. This may include information about the apportionment factor, gross receipts or sales, property or payroll, and any other data necessary for accurate calculations.
5. Double-check all the entered information for accuracy and completeness. Ensure that all calculations are performed correctly and that there are no errors or omissions in the schedule.
6. If required, include any additional explanations or supporting documents that may be necessary to provide a clearer understanding of the figures or calculations included in the schedule.

Who needs 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule:

1. Businesses that operated across multiple states or jurisdictions in the year 2013 and are required to apportion their income or expenses based on specific allocation methods.
2. Companies with sales, property, or payroll in multiple states that need to determine their taxable income accurately for each respective jurisdiction.
3. Entities that need to comply with state tax regulations that require the use of the 2013 consolidated apportionment schedule for reporting purposes.

Please note that specific eligibility requirements or regulations may vary based on the jurisdiction in which the business operates. It is always recommended to consult with a tax professional or appropriate authorities to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

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