Estimated Tax Worksheet - City Of Springfield

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YOU MAY BE REQUIRED TO PAY ESTIMATED TAX
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Do you expect to owe $100.00 or
Do you expect your income
Do you expect your
more for 2002 after subtracting
tax withholding and credits
income tax withholding
NO
YES
income tax withholding and credits
to be at least 70% of the tax
and credits to be at least
from your total tax? (Do not
shown on your 2001 tax
NO
70% of the tax to be
subtract any estimated tax
return?
shown on your 2002 tax
payments)
retrun?
YES
YES
NO
You are NOT required to pay estimated tax for
You MUST make estimated tax
your 2002 tax return.
payment(s)
1.
WHO MUST MAKE A DECLARATION:
3.
HOW TO CALCULATE YOUR ESTIMATED INCOME TAX:
A.
INDIVIDUALS AND UNINCORPORATED BUSINESSES —
A.
INDIVIDUAL OR UNINCORPORATED BUSINESS —
If you are a resident or nonresident and expect taxable
Estimate the total amount of your expected gross income for
income in 2002 from which City of Springfield income tax
2002, adjust to exclude allowed exemptions, deductions and
will not be withheld by an employer ; you must file a
nontaxable income. (This is your taxable income.) Multiply
DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX with the
your taxable income by the correct percentage taken from
City of Springfield. (If the estimated tax is $100.00 or less
the City of Springfield Income Tax Rates Schedule, page 8
a declaration is not required.) A husband and wife may file
of this booklet.
a joint Declaration.
B.
CORPORATIONS:
B.
CORPORATIONS — Every corporation subject to the City of
The City of Springfield tax liability for a corporation is 1% of
Springfield income tax on all or part of its net profits must
the taxable net profits.
file a DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX with
the City of Springfield. (If the estimated tax is $250.00 or
C. PARTNERSHIPS:
less a declaration is not required.)
1.
Tax Liability for a RESIDENT PARTNER is for 1% of
C. PARTNERSHIPS — A partnership whose partners are
their entire distributive share of net profits regardless
subject to the City of Springfield income tax on all or part of
of where the activity of the partnership is conducted.
their distributive share of net profits, may file a ‘Declaration
of Estimated Income Tax’ with the City of Springfield, and
2.
Tax Liability for a NONRESIDENT PARTNER is
the partners will not be required to file as individuals unless
1/2% of their distributive share of the net profits attribu-
they have other income in which the Springfield income
table to the City of Springfield.
tax is expected to exceed $100.00.
4.
AMENDED DECLARATION:
2.
WHEN AND WHERE TO FILE THE DECLARATION AND PAY
THE ESTIMATED TAX:
If after you have filed a declaration, and find that your estimated
tax is substantially increased or decreased as a result of a
A.
CALENDAR YEAR — The Declaration for 2002 must be
change in your income or exemptions, you may amend your
filed on or before April 30, 2002 (Voucher 1).
declaration at the time of making any quarterly payment.
B.
FISCAL YEAR — The Declaration for a fiscal year period
5.
If the total amount of tax withheld or paid by declaration is less
must be filed within four months after the beginning of the
than 70% of the final tax due, interest and penalty will be
fiscal period.
assessed.
C. FILING and PAYMENT: The declaration vouchers, City of
NOTE: The filing of a “Declaration of Estimated Income Tax” does
Springfield Form SF-1040 EST; are at the back of this
not excuse the taxpayer from filing an annual return.
booklet on page 9. The estimated tax may be paid in full
with the first declaration voucher or in four equal
installments paid quarterly. The due dates as indicated on
each declaration voucher are: First Quarter - April 30, 2002.
Second Quarter - June 30, 2002, Third Quarter - September
30, 2002 and Fourth Quarter - January 31, 2003. Make
remittance payable to CITY TREASURER and mail with
declaration voucher to:
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT
601 Avenue A
Springfield, MI 49015-1499
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