Schedules H & H-Ez Instructions - Wisconsin Homestead Credit - Wisconsin Department Of Revenue - 2006 Page 6

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Line Instructions
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Schedule H-EZ
Lines 7 Through 12 – Household Income
Instructions for Schedule H-EZ are on the back of the schedule.
These instructions apply if during all of 2006 you were single
or married and living with your spouse. If during 2006 you were
Schedule H
separated, you became married or divorced, or your spouse
died, read the “Special Instructions” on pages 11 and 12 before
Because of the way homestead credit claims are
you complete lines 7 through 12.
processed, please use BLACK INK to complete Schedule H.
Line 7 (Line 4 of Schedule H-EZ) – Income from
Pages 1 and 2 of Schedule H have preprinted zeros in the
Tax Return
“cents” area of the entry lines. Amounts filled in on those lines
should be rounded to the nearest dollar. If completing
Fill in line 7 (line 4 of Schedule H-EZ) ONLY if you or you and
Schedule H by hand, do not use commas or dollar signs in
your spouse are filing or have already filed a 2006 Wisconsin
any of the amounts that are filled in.
income tax return. If you were married and lived with your
spouse all year but file separate income tax returns, fill in the
Name and Address Area
income from both of your tax returns.
Print or type all information requested in the spaces provided
If you are filing your tax return with Schedule H or H-EZ, first
on Schedule H. Include your social security number (and your
complete the income portion of your tax return. Fill in the income
spouse’s, if applicable), your telephone number, and your tax
from line 11 of Form 1A, line 13 of Form 1, or line 32 of
district. Do not use a return address label.
Form 1NPR, on line 7 (line 4 of Schedule H-EZ).
Lines 1 Through 6 (Lines 1 Through 3 of
Exception: If you are filing Form 1NPR and line 31, Wisconsin
Schedule H-EZ) – Questions
column, is more than line 16, Wisconsin column, subtract
line 31 from line 16. Fill in the result on line 7 as a negative
Fill in the information requested on these lines. Failure to
number.
answer these questions may delay your refund.
• Questions 1a and 1b Fill in your age as of December 31,
If you or you and your spouse have ALREADY FILED your
2006, on line 1a. If you were married and lived with your
2006 Wisconsin income tax return, see page 3, Part C.1, para-
spouse for all of 2006, and your spouse was age 65 or over
graph 3.
on December 31, 2006, check the box on line 1b.
If you fill in line 7 (line 4 of Schedule H-EZ), do NOT fill in
Note: If you were born on January 1, 1989, enter “18” on
line 8a or 8b (line 5a or 5b of Schedule H-EZ).
line 1a. If you were born on January 1, 1945, enter “62” on
line 1a.
Line 8 (Line 5 of Schedule H-EZ) – Income – No
Tax Return
• Question 2 You are not a full-year legal Wisconsin resident
if you moved here from another state after January 1, 2006,
Fill in lines 8a and 8b (lines 5a and 5b of Schedule H-EZ)
or if you moved here from another state for educational
ONLY if you or you and your spouse are not filing a 2006
purposes only and have not abandoned your other state’s
Wisconsin income tax return. If you were married and lived
residence. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you are not a legal
with your spouse all year, fill in all of the income of both spouses.
Wisconsin resident unless (1) you are a resident alien for
federal tax purposes, (2) you are a lawful permanent resident
• 8a (line 5a of Schedule H-EZ) Fill in the amount of wages,
of the United States, a refugee, or have been granted asylum,
interest (including funeral trust interest), and dividends that
and (3) you intend to remain permanently and indefinitely
are taxable to Wisconsin in the spaces provided. Fill in the
in Wisconsin.
total of these amounts on line 8a (line 5a of Schedule H-EZ).
• Question 4b It is not necessary to answer question 4b
• 8b (line 5b of Schedule H-EZ) Fill in all other items of
unless 4a is answered “Yes.”
Wisconsin taxable income on line 8b (line 5b of
Schedule H-EZ), such as: taxable unemployment compen-
• Question 5 If you became married or divorced during 2006,
sation; pensions and annuities; IRA, SEP, SIMPLE, and
check “Yes,” fill in the date, check the appropriate box in
qualified plan distributions; deferred compensation distri-
front of the word “married” or “divorced,” and see the “Special
butions; gambling winnings; capital gains; alimony; and
Instructions” on page 12.
business, rent, farm, partnership, and S corporation income.
If filing Schedule H, attach a schedule explaining the sources
• Question 6a It is not necessary to answer question 6a if
of income and the amount from each source.
you were not married during any part of 2006. If one spouse
was in a nursing home during 2006, you are considered to
Lines 9a Through 11i – Nontaxable Household
be maintaining separate homes, so answer “Yes” to
Income
question 6a.
Fill in all nontaxable household income received in 2006
• If Question 6b applies to you, refer to the “Special
from any of the sources indicated. If you are married,
Instructions” on page 11 for additional information.
combine the incomes of both spouses and fill in the totals
for each category. Do not include amounts already included
on line 7, 8a, or 8b.

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