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The application transfers the amount from each member’s Form CT-1120, Page 1, Schedule C, line 6 - Balance of tax payable, less the sum of payments made as shown on Form CT-1120, Page 1, Schedule C, lines 7b and 7c, for the parent and each subsidiary to the Connecticut Schedule of Corporations Filing Combined Return. To use a different amount, enter it in this field.
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The application transfers the amount from each member’s Form CT-1120, Page 1, Schedule C, lines 5, 7a, 7b, and 7c, for the parent and each subsidiary to the Connecticut Schedule of Corporations Filing Combined Return. To use a different amount, enter it in this field.
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Enter the amount of apportioned loss that you would like to take against another member’s apportioned net income. This situation will only arise when one member has a specially apportionment net loss that gives the member an apportioned net loss. At least one member has to have a loss and another member has to have income. This amount transfers to Form CT-1120CU-NI, Page 4, Part III, line 7, Other.
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