Attach Form 8816 to the Form 1120-PC, Form 1120-L, or Form 1120 filed for the tax year of the additional deduction and for each subsequent tax year that has a remaining amount of unpaid losses resulting from the deduction.

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Form 8816 must be filed by insurance companies that elect to take an additional deduction under section 847. Public Law 115-97, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), repealed section 847 for tax years beginning after December 31, 2017.

Purpose of Form.—Form 8816 must be filed by insurance companies that elect to take an additional deduction under section 847. Part II—Special Estimated Tax Payments Use Part II to reconcile the corporation’s special estimated tax payments for each tax year it has made a section 847 election. When to File.—Attach Form 8816 to the

Use this form if the parent elects to report their child’s income. If income is reported on a parent's return, the child doesn't have to file a return. To report a child's income, the child must meet all of the following conditions: The child was under age 19 (or under age 24 if a full-time student) at the end of the tax year.

Attach Form 8816 to the Form 1120-PC, Form 1120-L, or Form 1120 filed for the tax year of the additional deduction and for each subsequent tax year that has a remaining amount of unpaid losses resulting from the deduction.