Corporate Income Tax Rate 1 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate. In states with a flat rate this will be the only rate. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Corporate Income Tax Rate 2 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate 2. In states with a variable rate this rate is in effect above Threshold 1. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Corporate Income Tax Rate 3 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate 3. In states with a variable rate this rate is in effect above Threshold 2. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Corporate Income Tax Rate 4 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate 4. In states with a variable rate this rate is in effect above Threshold 3. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Corporate Income Tax Rate 5 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate 5. In states with a variable rate this rate is in effect above Threshold 4. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Corporate Income Tax Rate 6 |
Definition: |
State income tax rate 6. In states with a variable rate this rate is in effect above Threshold 5. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 7.20% |
Income Tax Threshold 1 |
Definition: |
Threshold 1 for variable income tax rate. Above this level Corporate Income Tax rate 2 is in effect. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $10,000 |
Income Tax Threshold 2 |
Definition: |
Threshold 2 for variable income tax rate. Above this level Corporate Income Tax rate 3 is in effect. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $100,000 |
Income Tax Threshold 3 |
Definition: |
Threshold 3 for variable income tax rate. Above this level Corporate Income Tax rate 4 is in effect. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $250,000 |
Income Tax Threshold 4 |
Definition: |
Threshold 4 for variable income tax rate. Above this level Corporate Income Tax rate 5 is in effect. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $500,000 |
Income Tax Threshold 5 |
Definition: |
Threshold 5 for variable income tax rate. Above this level Corporate Income Tax rate 6 is in effect. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $1,000,000 |
Apportionment Formula |
Definition: |
The formula used by the state for apportioning income for multi-state companies. |
Federal taxes are deductible |
Definition: |
Are federal taxes paid deductible from income for calculating state income tax. |
Units: | y/n |
Example: | y |
Federal Tax Deduction Rate |
Definition: |
Percentage of federal tax paid which is deductible from state level income. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 50% |
Business Tax Rate |
Definition: |
Tax assessed based on number of employees |
Units: | $/employee |
Example: | $500 |
Revenue Exempt Amount |
Definition: |
The amount of revenue which is exempt from revenue tax. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $50,000 |
Revenue Tax Rate 1 |
Definition: |
State level revenue tax rate 1. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 3% |
Revenue Tax Rate 2 |
Definition: |
State level revenue tax rate 2. In variable revenue tax rate states this rate is in effect above the Revenue Threshold. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 4% |
Revenue Threshold |
Definition: |
In variable revenue tax rate state the level at which the revenue tax rate changes to rate 2. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | $100,000 |
Franchise Tax Rate 1 |
Definition: |
State Franchise Tax Rate 1. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 2% |
Franchise Tax Rate 2 |
Definition: |
State Franchise Tax Rate 2. In states that have a variable Franchise Rate this rate is in effect above the Threshold. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 3% |
Franchise Tax Threshold |
Definition: |
In states with a variable Franchise Tax Rate, the level at which Franchise Tax Rate 2 begins. |
Example: | $100,000 |
Personal Income Tax Rate |
Definition: |
Personal income tax rate |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 5.20% |
Personal Taxable Income |
Definition: |
Maximum amount of personal income which is taxable. |
Units: | $ |
Example: | $25,000 |
State Sales Tax Rate |
Definition: |
State sales tax rate |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 4.50% |
State Sales Tax Manufacturing rate |
Definition: |
Sales tax on manufacturing equipment |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 5% |
State Sales Tax Office Machinery |
Definition: |
Sales tax on office machinery |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0% |
State Sales Tax Manufacturing |
Definition: |
Sales tax on manufacturing equipment |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0% |
State Sales Tax Manufacturing Raw Material |
Definition: |
Sales tax on manufacturing raw material |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0% |
State Sales Tax Air Pollution |
Definition: |
Sales tax on pollution control equipment |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0% |
State Sales Tax Water Pollution Control Equipment |
Definition: |
sales tax on water pollution control equipment |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0% |
State Sales Tax canned software percent current |
Definition: |
Sales tax on canned software |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 4.50% |
State Sales Tax custom software percent current |
Definition: |
Sales tax on custom software |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 4.50% |
Accelerated Depreciation |
Definition: |
Does the state allow accelerated depreciation of equipment? |
Example: | y |
Depreciation Method |
Definition: |
Depreciation method used to depreciate assets. User may change the method. |
Units: | name |
Example: | SL, DB |
Life of Assets |
Definition: |
Depreciable life of an asset. The default assumption is 10 years. This can be changed as needed. |
Units: | integer |
Example: | 20 |
Annual Depreciation Rate |
Definition: |
Annual depreciation rate permitted. The default rate is 10%. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 10% |
Depreciation Minimum Rate |
Definition: |
Salvage value as percentage of original cost. The default is 10%. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 10% |
State Property Tax Rate |
Definition: |
State property tax rate. Most states do not have a state level property tax. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 0.05% |
Assessment Rate |
Definition: |
Assessment rate for real and personal property. If the assessment is done at the local level the property tax reflects the effective rate after assessment. |
Units: | percent |
Example: | 33% |
Declining Balance Factor |
Definition: |
Declining Balance Factor. Default rate but user can change as needed. |
Example: | 1.5 |