Who needs Form 1125-E?
Form 1125-E or Compensation of Officers was created for business and other entities with a total income of $500,000 or more.
What is Form 1125-E for?
Corporate officers are considered to be ordinary employees, hence companies pay them according to the employment law. Form 1125-E is designed to report corporate officers’ salary and the percentage of stock that an officer owns.
Is Form 1125-E Accompanied by Other Forms?
The form must be filled out and attached to Forms 1120, 1120-C, 1120-F, 1120-REIT, 1120-RIC, 1120-S.
When is Form 1125-E Due?
Since Form 1125-E should be attached to Form 1120 and its derivatives, the due date is the same as the deadline for filing Form 1120. It should be done by the 15th day of the 4th month that follows the end of the tax year.
How do I Fill out Form 1125-E?
The form has h a number of fillable fields. A company must provide information about every officer including their names, SSN, time they’ve spent in a business, stocks owned and the amount of compensation. Below fillable fields there are more lines that are designed to enter the total compensation for all the officers on the list, information from Form 1125-A, calculations that need to be recorded on Form 1120.
Where do I Send Form 1125-E?
Completed Form 1125-E should be sent to the IRS by mail together with the form it is attached to.