Describe the general computational method used by a Federal consolidated group in computing taxable income
Consolidated taxable income is determined in the following manner.
? Taxable income is computed for each group member on a separate basis.
? Certain transactions are accounted for on a group basis, using group floors, ceilings, and other computational limits. These items include capital gain/loss and charitable contributions.
? Realized gain/losses from most intercompany transactions are deferred until later tax years.
? A few intercompany transactions (such as dividend payments) are eliminated from all computations of taxable income.
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