Corporate Taxable Income
Determining Corporate Income
A corporation calculates taxable income by determining gross income and subtracting allowable business deductions. Many rules resemble individual taxation, but corporations also have unique tax provisions.
- Business revenue.
- Investment income.
- Ordinary and necessary business expenses.
- Depreciation and amortization.
- Special corporate deductions.
Note
Corporate taxable income forms the basis for calculating the corporation's federal income tax.
Summary
Corporate taxable income reflects business profits after allowable deductions.
