A typical state taxable income addition modification is for the state's NOL allowed the taxpayer for the tax year.

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State taxable income addition modifications typically include items that are tax-exempt at the federal level but not at the state level, rather than adjustments for a state's Net Operating Loss (NOL) allowed for the taxpayer. NOL adjustments are usually subtraction modifications, if they differ from federal NOL calculations.

A Typical State Taxable Income Addition Modification Is for the State's