Form W - Worksheet Ix - Tax Benefit Rule For Recoveries Of Itemized Deductions, Page 2

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Form W
Worksheet IX - Tax Benefit Rule for Recoveries of Itemized Deductions, Page 2
Standard Deduction Rates
Multiply the amount on Worksheet IX, line 7 by .20 (20%) and enter this amount on Worksheet IX, line 8, but not more
than the maximum amount reported below, or at least the minimum amount reported below that corresponds with the tax
year that you are calculating your tax benefit rule recovery amount.
Table 1: 2005 Standard Deduction
Montana Adjusted
Filing Status
Minimum
Maximum
Gross Income
Single, married
filing separately
20%
$1,580
$3,560
Married filing a
joint return, head
of household
20%
$3,160
$7,120
Table 2: 2004 Standard Deduction
Montana Adjusted
Filing Status
Minimum
Maximum
Gross Income
Single, married
filing separately
20%
$1,530
$3,440
Married filing a
joint return, head
of household
20%
$3,060
$6,880
Table 3: 2003 Standard Deduction
Montana Adjusted
Filing Status
Minimum
Maximum
Gross Income
Single, married
filing separately
20%
$1,480
$3,330
Married filing a
joint return, head
20%
$2,960
$6,660
of household
Table 4: 2002 Standard Deduction
Montana Adjusted
Filing Status
Minimum
Maximum
Gross Income
Single, married
filing separately
20%
$1,450
$3,260
Married filing a
joint return, head
20%
$2,900
$6,520
of household
Table 5: 2001 Standard Deduction
Montana Adjusted
Filing Status
Minimum
Maximum
Gross Income
Single, married
filing separately
20%
$1,430
$3,230
Married filing a
joint return, head
20%
$2,860
$6,460
of household

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