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When must the credit carryover for the temporary credit for business loss carryforwards be reduced for use in subsequent years?

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When must the credit carryover for the temporary credit for business loss carryforwards be reduced for use in subsequent years?

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There is no reduction to the credit carryover when no franchise tax is due because total revenue is $300,000 or less. However, a credit must be used to the extent that there is any positive amount of tax due, even if the calculated tax due is less than $1,000. For example, if the tax calculated is $750 the tax is not owed because the calculated tax is less than $1000 but the amount of the credit carryover to the subsequent year would be reduced by $750. See Rule 3.594(g).

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