Local Actual Net Operating Losses (NOLs)

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A Net Operating Loss (NOL) occurs when your deductions are more than your income for the year. An NOL can be carried forward to future years to offset income, thus reducing your tax liability. Because NOLs are tracked separately within jurisdictions, the National NOL does not flow down to local calculation. S_NOL_SYS automatically generates an NOL when taxable income is negative. It also automatically uses NOLs when income is present.Administrators can enable NOL automation in Corporate Edition in the Provision tab by clicking Data Review > Federal > Unit Details > Automation and selecting the Enable NOL Automation check box.

Enter a separate line item for each Local Actual NOL:

1.	Select the appropriate code-description from the drop-down menu in the first column.

2.	Indicate whether the item is classified as current or non-current.

3.	Select the tag.

4.	The carryover balance, if any, is automatically pre-populated.

5.	Enter the current activity amount in local currency.

6.	There are fields for entering deferred adjustments and balance sheet only adjustments. Note: Refer to the Where to Enter Items in ONESOURCE Tax Provision section for more information on the different types of adjustments (i.e., current activity, deferred only, and balance sheet only).

7.	The ending balance, if any, is automatically calculated.

8.	Click Add New to create the NOL.

Note: If a new local NOL item is required, contact the Corporate Tax Department.

You can attach files to an individual temporary difference items on this page. If you have supporting documents, click the paper clip icon next to the item.

The impact of individual temporary differences on your tax provision can be viewed on the Local Interim Provision report and the Local Deferred Balances report.