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2004
Form 1029 Instructions
Annual Report by Telephone Companies
Telephone companies are companies which:
1. Provide switching and/or routing of 2-way information of the user's choosing that is transmitted over landlines and/or
landline transmission of 2-way information of the user's choosing that are voice and/or data and/or broadband, and
2. Offer these services, either directly or indirectly, to the public in Michigan.
1. Due dates for this form 1029 Annual Report by Telephone Companies for companies with annual gross receipts in
United States dollars of telephone revenues which:
A. do not exceed $1 million is March 15 of the following year.
B. exceed $1 million is March 31 of the following year.
The tax year is the calendar year immediately following the year of the Annual Report. If the year in the upper right
corner of the title page is 2002, the tax year is 2003.
2. Please number each response that is attached using the number of the corresponding request. If the response contains a
reference to another document, attach a copy.
3. Identify other companies that are co-located at or on real estate or equipment locations owned or operated by the
reporting company in Michigan. Provide the company name, business address, and telephone number.
4. Describe the compliance with State Tax Commission Bulletin 1999-1, Self-Constructed Assets.
5. Describe the compliance with State Tax Commission's Assessors Manual, Volume III, Chapter 15, page 4, Fully
Depreciated Assets, Expensing Policy, and Repair Expense versus Capital Expenditure.
6. Provide the company's report to shareholders and audited financial statements for the year being reported as soon as
available, even if provided after March 31.
7. Companies with annual gross receipts of US $1 million or more may report the dollar amounts as rounded to the
nearest one thousand dollars. Please indicate below if the amounts are stated in dollars or thousands of dollars.
Stated in Whole Dollars_______
Stated in Thousands of Dollars______
8. Form 1029 is on the Michigan Department of Treasury Web site at under Local
Governments/Forms-Instructions/Property Tax Forms. You have the options of:
a. properly completing the form 1029, or
b. complete the title page, attach the taxpayer's financial statements and other relevant information, and email, or
postal mail a diskette, with an Excel file with the data entry cells populated. Contact the staff if you want to use this
option.
c. If the taxpayer does not have Acrobat, they can't open the PDF. They need to download Acrobat Reader, which
will allow them to see the file but not make edits to it. It is easy to download at
The version of Acrobat that permits saving the partially completed Form 1029 is
9. Postal mail this form and attachments to:
For Overnight Package Delivery
Mailing Address
State Board of Assessors
State Board of Assessors
Michigan Department of Treasury
Michigan Department of Treasury
Treasury Building
PO Box 30471
430 W. Allegan Street
Lansing, MI 48909-7971
Lansing, MI 48922
The Utilities Valuation Unit may be contacted at berquistd@michigan.gov or (517) 373-3535
10. The staff will electronic-mail, postal mail or fax its valuation workpapers to the address provided by the Company.
Tentative valuations will be mailed no later than May 15 of the tax year. Final valuations will be mailed no later than
June 15 of the tax year. Tax bills are mailed in late June. Bills are payable on July 1. Taxes paid after August 1 will
bear interest of 1% per month or fraction of a month, but if half the dollar amount is paid by August 1, and the remaining
balance is paid by December 1, no interest is added. Otherwise, taxes unpaid on August 1 bear interest.
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