State Attachments Included in Electronic Filings
Listing of schedules that are included as part of the electronic file for the states.
Note: As of initial publication this is a partial listing of Tracker states products.
| Form | Included Attachments (If Applicable) | |
|---|---|---|
| California | Form 109 |
• Part I, Line 4a – Schedule D (541) |
| Form 199 |
• Part I, Line 3 – Large Contributions Received Schedule |
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| Form 3509 | • Part I, Line 1 – Campaign Activity Statement • Part I, Line 2 – Contributed Funds Schedule • Part I, Line 3 – CA-Attempted Influence Schedule |
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| Form 3885F | • Line 1 Table – Depreciation Schedule | |
| Florida | Form F-1120 | • Page 1, Line 02 – Additions to Taxable Income • Page 2 – EOT Question (Florida Extension of Time filed, Form F-7004) • Sch I, Line 26 – Other Additions • Sch II, Line 3 – Florida Net Operating Loss Carryover Deduction • Sch II, Line 12 – Other Subtractions • Sch III – Apportionment Factor • Sch IV, Line 04 – Florida Net Operating Loss Carryover Deduction (NOLD) |
| Louisiana | Form CIFT-401W | • Line 1 – Federal Net Unrelated Business Income (Attach Federal Form 990-T, Part I, Line 5) • Line 2 – Louisiana Net Unrelated Business Income Before Federal Income Tax Deduction (Attach supporting Form CIFT-620, Lines 1B through 1C1 computations) • Line 3 – Louisiana Income Tax (Attach Form CIFT-620, Schedule J) |
| Form CIFT-620 | • Sch E, Line 4 – Taxable Income Not Recorded on Books This Year • Sch E, Line 5(c) – Other • Sch E, Line 7 – Income Recorded on Books This Year, But Not Included in This Return • Sch E, Line 8(c) – Other |
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| New York | Form CT-5 | • Federal Return |
| Virginia | Form 500 | • Form 500A |
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