KBR-V: Corp/LLET Payment Voucher (Revision 2024-07)
Kentucky · Kentucky DOR · Used for tax years 2024
The 2024 Kentucky KBR-V is a Corporation/LLET payment voucher. It lists corporation income tax, LLET, interest and penalties for each, and the total payment, along with the entity’s identifying information and taxable year ending.
Who files this form
The 2024 Kentucky KBR-V is a payment voucher for corporation income tax and LLET, including related interest and penalties.
The voucher lists these form types: 720, 725, 720U, PTE–S Corporation, PTE–Partnership, and PTE–General Partnership. It does not state who is required to make a payment.
What you'll need
The voucher asks for the following information:
- Entity name and mailing address.
- Contact name and telephone number.
- Kentucky Corporation/LLET account number.
- Federal employer identification number (FEIN).
- Taxable year ending, in MMYY format.
- Form type.
- Payment amounts for corporation income tax, LLET, and related interest and penalties, plus the total.
The form does not list supporting documents to include.
How to file
Print or type the entity name, complete the identifying information, and mark the applicable form type. Enter the payment amounts in dollars and cents on lines 1 through 4, then enter the total on line 5.
The voucher prints this mailing address:
Kentucky Department of Revenue
Frankfort, Kentucky 40620-0021
Cut on the dotted line as directed. The form does not provide e-filing instructions.
Common mistakes
- Remember to cut the voucher on the dotted line, as the form directs.
Questions people ask
What payments does this voucher cover?
It has separate lines for corporation income tax, income interest and penalty, LLET, and LLET interest and penalty.
Which account identifiers does the voucher ask for?
It asks for the Kentucky Corporation/LLET account number and FEIN.
How should I enter the taxable year ending?
Use MMYY format, as printed on the voucher.
Where do I enter the total payment?
Enter the total on line 5. The payment fields have spaces for dollars and cents.