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What are the rules for an entity, such as a limited partnership, that would have become subject to the franchise tax on 1/1/08 but ended its existence before that date?

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What are the rules for an entity, such as a limited partnership, that would have become subject to the franchise tax on 1/1/08 but ended its existence before that date?

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If the entity ended its existence after 06/30/07 but before 01/01/08, they must file a final report based on the margin calculation. The date the entity ceased to exist is the accounting period ending date. The entity should file the appropriate form – E-Z Calculation, No Tax Due, or Long Form – and write “Transition Final” at the top of the report.

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