Individual Income Tax Returns Forms (Resident And Nonresident) - City Of Grayling - 2012 Page 2

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important information for all income tax filers
This booklet contains the forms and instruc-
Part-year Resident. You are a part-year resi-
5. Net profits from sale or exchange of
tions needed to file your 2012 City of
dent if you moved your permanent home into
personal property located in Grayling.
Grayling Individual Income Tax Return (GR-
or out of the city limits of Grayling during the
1040) and your year 2013 City of Grayling
year.
NONTAXABLE INCOME
Estimated Individual Income Tax Vouchers
Residents and Nonresidents. The following
(GR-1040ES). Read the instructions carefully
Nonresident. You are a nonresident if you
are nontaxable to both residents and nonresi-
before completing your return.You will need
maintain a permanent home outside the city
dents and, to the extent that they are included
to complete your U.S. 1040 before you pre-
limits of Grayling.
on line 7 of form GR-1040 they may be listed
pare your GR-1040.
as subtractions. Attach federal schedules as
Change of Residence. If your residency sta-
needed.
WHO MUST FILE A RETURN
tus changed from either a resident to a non-
1. Gifts, inheritances, bequest and
Every resident and nonresident with gross
resident or a nonresident to a resident, com-
distributions of principal from estates
income of $3,000 or more ($3,000 for a tax-
plete Schedule 3 on the back of form GR-
and trusts.
payer age 65 or over as of December 31,
1040.
2. Proceeds from insurance, qualifying
2012) from sources listed under “Taxable
IRA distributions, pensions, annuities
Income” must complete and file a return.
TAXABLE INCOME
and retirement benefits (including
Resident. A resident is subject to tax on all
Social Security) is taxable under
To claim a refund because the tax withheld or
items included in total federal income.
the Internal Revenue Code.
paid is more than the tax due, you must file a
Taxable income includes:
3. Amounts received for personal injuries,
return. If you filed form GR-1040ES for
1. Salaries, bonuses, wages, commissions,
sickness and disability are excluded only
2012, you must file an annual return even if
fees, vacation pay, profit sharing plan
to the extent provided by the Internal
there is no change in tax liability.
income and other compensation
Revenue Code.
regardless of where earned.
4. Unemployment compensation,
Each partner in a partnership is required to
2. Fair market value of merchandise or
supplemental unemployment benefits,
file a GR-1040. If the partnership elects to
services received as compensation.
welfare relief payments and worker’s
pay tax on behalf of the partners, the partners
3. Net profit from operation of a business
compensation.
are not required to file a return as long as they
or profession or other activity regardless
5. Interest from U.S. obligations such as
have no other income subject to tax. Partners
of where earned.
Savings Bonds and Treasury Notes,
who file may take credit on line 19 for tax
4. Income from a partnership, estate or
obligations of the states, or subordinate
paid on their behalf by the partnership.
trust, interest from bank accounts, credit
units of government of states.
unions, savings and loan associations
6. Dividends on an insurance policy.
MARRIED PERSONS-
and other income regardless of
7. Compensation received for service in
JOINT OR SEPARATE RETURNS
where earned.
the U.S. armed forces, including reserve
A husband and wife may file either a joint
5. Rental income, capital gains, and
components.
return or separate returns.
dividends.
6. Lottery winnings won after
Nonresidents Only. The following items are
Residents filing jointly must include total
December 30, 1988.
not taxable to nonresidents:
income of both spouses. Nonresidents filing
1. Interest, dividends and royalty income.
jointly must include total income earned in
Nonresident. A nonresident is subject to tax
2. Income from trust and estates.
Grayling of both spouses.
on all items included in total federal income
which are derived from or connected with
DUE DATE
If you file separately, dependents can only be
Grayling sources. Taxable income includes:
Your Grayling return is due on or before
claimed by the spouse who is entitled to claim
1. Salaries, bonuses, wages, commissions,
April 30, 2013 or within four months after
those dependents under the Internal Revenue
fees, vacation pay, profit sharing plans
the end of your fiscal year accepted by the
Code (IRC).
and other compensation for services
Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
rendered as an employee in Grayling.
RESIDENCY
2. Fair market value of merchandise or
ROUNDING DOLLAR AMOUNTS
Resident. You are a Grayling resident if you
services received as compensation.
Round down all amounts less than 50 cents.
reside within the city limits and Grayling is
3 Net profits from the operation of a
Round up all amounts of 50 through 99 cents.
your permanent home. Your permanent home
business or profession or other activity
Do not enter cents.
is the place you intend to return to whenever
conducted in Grayling. (See Schedule 2
you go away. A temporary absence from
on the back of form GR-1040 for
Grayling, such as spending winter in a south-
business allocation.)
ern state, does not make you a part-year resi-
4. Net profits from rental of real and
dent.
tangible property located in Grayling.
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