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Is a Florida corporation that shows no profit or losses required to file taxes?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowPaid double state taxes as a remote worker, how do I resolve?Do DBAs file separate taxes than the proprietor?Is the use of a community currency instead of the official legal tender a tax evasion?Should I be taxed on electricity in Florida as a private resident?Employer failed to report my income or pay taxes. Do I have any rights to file a lawsuit?If I don't live in a school zone, I shouldn't have to pay for that school's property taxes, correct?What are “US Business Activities” and “Effectively connected income”, again?Etsy Production During Work HoursLegality of current salary question: which state's law appliesCan my landlord refuse to renew our lease due to downsizing of purchased lots?
A company is incorporated in the state of Florida; it was formed by a wantrepreneur. This company has no employees, no location, no profits, and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper.
Is this company required to file taxes for the previous year, and if they don't, will they face any punishment?
united-states tax-law florida federal-tax-law corporate-tax-laws
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
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A company is incorporated in the state of Florida; it was formed by a wantrepreneur. This company has no employees, no location, no profits, and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper.
Is this company required to file taxes for the previous year, and if they don't, will they face any punishment?
united-states tax-law florida federal-tax-law corporate-tax-laws
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05
add a comment |
A company is incorporated in the state of Florida; it was formed by a wantrepreneur. This company has no employees, no location, no profits, and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper.
Is this company required to file taxes for the previous year, and if they don't, will they face any punishment?
united-states tax-law florida federal-tax-law corporate-tax-laws
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
A company is incorporated in the state of Florida; it was formed by a wantrepreneur. This company has no employees, no location, no profits, and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper.
Is this company required to file taxes for the previous year, and if they don't, will they face any punishment?
united-states tax-law florida federal-tax-law corporate-tax-laws
united-states tax-law florida federal-tax-law corporate-tax-laws
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
edited 11 mins ago
StephanS
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
asked Mar 8 at 19:51
StephanSStephanS
35513
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What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05
add a comment |
What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05
What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05
add a comment |
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What does Company A have to do with Company B?
– BlueDogRanch
Mar 8 at 21:48
Do they have revenue/expenses?
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 4:58
@TTE please reread the part of the question "This company has no employees, no location, no profits and no losses; the only proof this company exists is on paper."
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 12:48
Yes I understand no profit no loss but you can have $4000 in revenue followed by $4000 in expenses which gives $0 profit/loss. I will assume those amounts are $0 also.
– A. K.
Mar 24 at 14:33
@TTE, no money has gone through the business at all.
– StephanS
Mar 24 at 15:05