Schedules H & H-Ez Instructions - Wisconsin Homestead Credit - Wisconsin Department Of Revenue - 2006 Page 13

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Special Instructions
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Example: You lived apart from your spouse for the last
Attachments – Attach all of the following items:
3 months of 2006. Your home is marital property and you
paid all of the 2006 property taxes ($1,200). Include on
a) A schedule showing the computation of your house-
line 13 the combined property taxes of you and your
hold income.
spouse for the 9 months you lived together ($900). The
property taxes you paid for the 3 months you lived apart
b) A statement indicating the dates you resided together
($300) must be treated as though one-half was rent.
during 2006.
Include one-half ($150) as property taxes on line 13 and
the other one-half ($150) as rent on line 14c.
Part 4 Divorce Took Place in 2006
Attachments – Attach all of the following items:
Income – Compute household income as follows:
a) A statement indicating the dates in 2006 that 1) you
were married and living with your spouse, and 2) you
a) For the time you were married and living with your
were married but living apart from your spouse.
spouse in 2006, include all of the income of both you
and your spouse.
b) A schedule listing and identifying income as follows:
b) For the time you were married but living apart in 2006,
1. For the time you were married and living together
compute household income under Wisconsin’s marital
during 2006, all of the income of both you and your
property law, as explained in paragraph b) of the
spouse.
“Income” instructions in Part 2.
2. For the time you were married but living apart during
c) For the time you were not married in 2006 (after your
2006 –
divorce), report only your own income.
• All of your own income (if you did not notify your
spouse of your marital property income).
Taxes/Rent – You may claim your combined property
taxes and/or rent for the time you lived together in 2006,
• Your own nonmarital property income and one-
plus only your own property taxes and/or rent for the
half of your own marital property income (if you
balance of 2006. See the “CAUTION” in the “Taxes/Rent”
notified your spouse of your marital property
instructions in Part 2.
income).
• One-half of your spouse’s marital property income
Attachments – Attach all of the following items:
(if your spouse notified you of his or her marital
property income).
a) All the items listed in the “Attachments” section in
Part 2.
c) Information to prove the property is not marital property
(if you claim all the property taxes), such as:
b) A schedule of your own income for the time you were
not married in 2006 (after your divorce).
1. A copy of the deed or other ownership verification.
c) A complete copy of the divorce judgment, including
2. A statement of how it was acquired (purchase, gift,
the final stipulation or marital settlement agreement
etc.) and the date.
(if you claim all the property taxes for the time after the
3. A listing of the source of funds used to pay for
divorce).
improvements and mortgage/loan payments since
January 1, 1986.
Part 5 Spouse Died in 2006
Part 3 Marriage Took Place in 2006
Income – Include your own income for all of 2006, plus
your spouse’s income up to the date of death.
Income – Include your own income for all of 2006, plus
your spouse’s income from the date of the marriage to
Taxes/Rent – You may claim your combined property
December 31, 2006.
taxes and/or rent up to the date of death, plus your own
property taxes and/or rent for the balance of 2006.
Taxes/Rent – You may claim your own property taxes
and/or rent for the period of 2006 prior to your marriage,
Attachments – Attach a statement indicating the date of
plus your combined property taxes and/or rent from the
your spouse’s death.
date of your marriage to December 31, 2006. If you resided
together and paid rent prior to your marriage, fill in the
Shared Living Expenses Schedule on the bottom of the
rent certificate.

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