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California Corporate Tax encompasses the tax obligations and compliance requirements for corporations operating within the state of California, primarily focusing on income, franchise, and various other business-related taxes. It involves navigating complex state-specific statutes, regulations, and administrative guidance issued by relevant California tax authorities.
California imposes a corporate franchise tax on all corporations doing business in the state, including S corporations, at a rate of 8.84% (for C-Corps) or 1.5% (for S-Corps) of net income or a minimum tax of $800, whichever is greater. Corporations are required to file Form 100 or Form 100S with the Franchise Tax Board (FTB). California also has complex apportionment rules for multi-state businesses and unique provisions for pass-through entities. Significant attention is also paid to SALT / Sales & Use Tax for goods and services sold within the state.