Form I-8 Long - Cleveland Heights Individual Income Tax Return - 2000 Page 2
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2FORM I-8
TABLE II: NON-WAGE INCOME (Attach copy of Federal Schedules)
Column A:
Column B:
Column C:
Earned in
Earned Outside Cleveland
Earned Outside Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Heights and tax rate
Heights and tax rate
1% or more
less than 1%
TAXABLE NON-WAGE INCOME
1. FEDERAL SCHEDULE C [business] INCOME OR LOSS
2. FEDERAL SCHEDULE E [supplemental] INCOME OR LOSS
3. OTHER INCOME OR LOSS (Attach Schedule)
4. TOTAL NON-WAGE INCOME [Add Lines 1, 2, and 3]
5. LOSS CARRYFORWARD (Attach worksheet)
not applicable
not applicable
6a. TAXABLE NON-WAGE INCOME......................{Use on front, Line 1b}
Earned in Cleveland Heights [Subtract Line 5 from Line 4]
not applicable
6b. TAXABLE NON-WAGE INCOME [Subtract Line 5 from Line 4]
Earned outside Cleveland Heights
not applicable
Total:
6c. TOTAL TAXABLE NON-WAGE INCOME ........{Use on Front, Line 1c}
Earned outside Cleveland Heights [Add Columns B and C, line 6b]
If 6a or 6c less than zero, enter zero for tax calculation on front.
TAX CREDITS
not applicable
7. TAX PAID TO OTHER LOCALITIES
not applicable
8. 1% Tax credit limit [Multiply line 6b in Columns B and C by 1% (.01)]
not applicable
9. Income limit for tax credit calculation (Smaller of Line 7 and Line 8)
not applicable
Total:
10. Add Line 9 from Columns B and C ..................{Use on front, Line 4b}
TABLE III: 2106 BUSINESS EXPENSE DEDUCTION (Attach Federal 2106 Form)
1ST EMPLOYER
2ND EMPLOYER
3RD EMPLOYER
4TH EMPLOYER
Income from W-2 Statements
Expenses from Federal Form 2106
[Subtract expenses from income]
............{Use in TABLE I, Column A}
GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
BUSINESS LOSSES AND GAINS
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Losses can be carried forward up to five years to offset future gains. Losses cannot be carried back against previous gains.
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Net losses from non-wage income cannot be offset against wage income.
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Losses and gains from business activities within Cleveland Heights can be offset.
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Losses and gains from business activities outside of Cleveland Heights can be offset.
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Losses from activities within Cleveland Heights cannot be offset against gains from activities outside of Cleveland Heights and vice versa.
WHO MUST FILE AN INDIVIDUAL RETURN?
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Everyone age 18 or over that lived in Cleveland Heights any time during the year 2000. This includes:
Full or part-year residents that maintain a “permanent” residence elsewhere.
Individuals that are domiciled in Cleveland Heights (e.g. own a home) even if they traveled or worked elsewhere.
(Part-year residents are taxed only on the portion of income earned while living in Cleveland Heights. Please indicate if income pro-rated.)
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Non-resident individuals that worked in Cleveland Heights and did not have employer withholding to Cleveland Heights.
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Sole proprietors that derived Federal Schedule C or E income from business conducted in Cleveland Heights.
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If you do not file a return by April 16, 2001, you must file an Extension Request (Form I-9 or copy of Federal Extension).
INCOME:
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Use the highest income amount found on the W-2 Statement. This is usually Box 20 or Box 5.
(Cleveland Heights does not allow income to be deferred for tax at a later date. All income is taxed when earned.)
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If you have 2106 business expenses to deduct from your wage income, complete TABLE III above and enter result in TABLE I.
Examples of Taxable Income
Examples of Non-Taxable Income
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Wages, salaries, bonuses, and other compensation
Interest, dividends
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Commissions, fees, and tips
Pensions, Social Security
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Educational grants (except portion for tuition/fees/books)
Welfare, state-paid unemployment benefits
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Net profit from business (Federal Schedule C)
Workmen’s Compensation, proceeds from insurance
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Income from rental property (Federal Schedule E)
Active Military pay (does not include civilian personnel)
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Deferred compensation contributions, [e.g. 401(k)]
Alimony
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Non-qualified plan contributions
Lottery and gambling winnings
TAX RATE AND CREDITS:
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The Cleveland Heights tax rate is 2%.
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There is
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of 1% credit on the income for tax paid to other localities. This can effectively reduce the Cleveland Heights rate to 1.5%
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PAYMENTS
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Quarterly estimated payments are required during the year that income is earned.
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The return is to determine actual tax due and reconcile overpayments or underpayments.
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Outstanding balances after April 15 assessed 20% penalty. Interest is assessed monthly at the rate of 10% per annum.
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Please make checks payable to the City of Cleveland Heights and include your social security number on the check.
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