Alicia L. asked
If my corporation's fiscal year ends on March 31, do I file taxes using the previous year or the current year forms? For example, in 2016, is my tax return due for filing by June 15, 2016, using the 2015 1120 forms?
October 2nd, 2023
Natalie A. answered
Fiscal year filers use the 1120 forms for the year in which their fiscal year begins. For example, i...
October 2nd, 2023
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