Subgroup consolidations for insurance returns
1120 subgroup subconsolidations
The topmost 1120 subgroup consolidation is consolidated in a Nonlife subgroup or top consolidation (top con) and is then included in the e-file. You can have many lower 1120 subgroups included (there is no limit) in the topmost 1120 subgroup, but they're not included in the e-file. Only the 1 topmost 1120 subgroup can be in the e-file. All entities in the
What to Consolidate
list need to be of the 1120 return type. Don't mix entity types within a subgroup.Types of 1120 subgroup subconsolidation structures
The 1120 subgroup can have any of the following structures.
If the entities share the same EIN/tax ID number, create a Divisional Consolidation (DivCon). The returns listed under it are set up as divisions. The EIN/tax ID is on the DivCon return, not the division returns.
On the DivCon return:
- Parent slot:Division
- Elimination:Subgroup elimination
- Subsidiary slot:Division
If there are several 1120 subsidiaries and 1120 subgroups to be consolidated together, the 1120 subgroup:
- Parent slot:1120 Subsidiary or subgroup
- Elimination:1120 Subgroup elimination
- Subsidiary slot(s):1120 Subsidiary or subgroup
If there are several 1120 subsidiaries to be consolidated together, the 1120 subgroup:
- Parent slot:1120 Subsidiary
- Elimination:1120 Subgroup elimination
- Subsidiary slot(s):1120 Subsidiary
If there is only 1 1120 subsidiary in the entire consolidation, the 1120 subgroup:
- Parent slot:1120 Subsidiary
- Elimination:1120 Subgroup elimination
- Subsidiary slot:Blank
Complete a 1120 topmost subgroup
- Create the 1120 topmost 1120 subgroup return.
- Go to Organizer, then selectInsurance Consolidations, then1120 Subgroup Consolidation Wizard, thenStep 2 - What to Consolidate.
- Enter the parent, elimination, and subsidiaries according to the previous structures.
- Computeall subsidiaries. If you make any changes to the lower entities, you need to recompute them and reconsolidate.
- Consolidate.