Instructions For Form 1-Nr/py - Massachusetts Nonresident Or Part-Year Resident Income Tax - 2006 Page 13

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2006 Form 1-NR/PY Instructions — Line by Line Instructions
Note: You may substitute U.S. Schedule C or C-EZ
voluntary withholding of Massachusetts state in-
Who Cannot Apportion Income?
for Massachusetts Schedule C if there are no dif-
come taxes on your unemployment compensa-
If you know the actual amount of your Massachu-
ferences between the amounts reported on U.S.
tion, be sure to include the amount of Massachu-
setts source income, do not apportion. Report
Schedule C or C-EZ and amounts that would be
setts state income tax withheld as reported on
your income taxable in Massachusetts on your
reported on Massachusetts Schedule C. Be sure
Form 1099-G on Form 1-NR/PY, line 40 and at-
Massachusetts return. Examples of nonresidents
to write “No Massachusetts Differences” on the
tach with a single staple, where indicated on the
who cannot apportion include:
top of the U.S. Schedule C or C-EZ.
return, Form 1099-G.
◗ an employee whose actual Massachusetts in-
come is shown on Form W-2;
If you operate a farm as an individual or coopera-
Note: DOR routinely matches the amounts in line
◗ an employee whose Form W-2 does not indicate
tive, enter the amount of income or loss from op-
10a with files from the Division of Unemployment
initially his/her actual Massachusetts income but
erating a farm from U.S. Schedule F, Profit or Loss
Assistance.
whose employer issues a corrected Form W-2 or
from Farming, line 36. Enclose a copy of U.S.
Line 10b. Massachusetts State
other statement which breaks down this amount.
Schedule F. Complete a pro-forma U.S. Schedule F
Lottery Winnings
Since your employer is required by law to withhold
to report Massachusetts differences, such as bo-
Massachusetts tax on your Massachusetts wages,
nus depreciation.
Enter in line 10b all winnings from the Massachu-
this breakdown will be easy to obtain; and
setts state lottery. Do not enter less than “0.” You
◗ a self-employed person whose actual Mass-
Line 9. Rental, Royalty, REMIC,
may only deduct the price of your winning ticket.
Partnership, S Corporation,
achusetts income is known, such as a surgeon
Lottery losses claimed as itemized deductions on
who comes to Massachusetts to perform a spe-
Trust Income or Loss
U.S. Form 1040, Schedule A are not allowed on
cific operation for a set fee.
your Massachusetts return.
Nonresidents. Report the amount of Massachu-
In the few cases when your employer fails to issue
setts source income or loss from the items listed
Note: DOR routinely matches the amounts in line
a separate Form W-2 that includes only Massachu-
above.
10b with files from the Lottery Commission.
setts earnings, you may use the Nonresident Ap-
Part-year residents. Report the amount of in-
Add lines 10a and 10b and enter the total in line 10.
portionment Worksheet to adjust your earnings.
come or loss from the items listed, received while
Line 11. Other Income
a resident of Massachusetts, whether derived from
Who Must Use the Nonresident
sources inside or outside of Massachusetts.
(from Schedule X)
Apportionment Worksheet?
Enter in line 9 the total of: Massachusetts Schedule
Alimony Received, Taxable IRA/Keogh
If your employment or business took you both in-
E, Part I, line 5; Part II, line 8; and Part III, line 11.
and Roth IRA Distributions, Other
side and outside Massachusetts and you do not
Remember to subtract losses when calculating the
Gambling Winnings, Fees and Other
know the actual amount of income you earned in
total. You must enclose Massachusetts Schedule
5.3% Income
Massachusetts, you must use the Nonresident Ap-
E and a copy of U.S. Schedule E. Explain on an en-
“Other 5.3% income” includes the items listed
portionment Worksheet if you are a self-employed
closed sheet any differences in amounts entered
above and must be included on Schedule X. Enter
person or employee who is on an hourly, daily,
on the Massachusetts and U.S. schedules. See
the total from Schedule X, line 5. Not less than
weekly, monthly or mileage basis, or whose com-
Massachusetts Schedule E instructions for an ex-
“0.” Be sure to enclose Schedule X with your re-
pensation depends upon sales, at least some of
planation of possible differences.
turn. Enclose an additional statement if more space
which take place outside of Massachusetts.
is needed. Failure to enclose this schedule will
Note: If both you and your spouse both qualify to
Line 10a. Unemployment
delay the processing of your return. See Schedule
apportion your income or you have more than
Compensation
X instructions.
one job that is eligible for apportionment, you must
Nonresidents. Enter the portion of your unemploy-
complete a separate apportionment worksheet for
Line 12. Total 5.3% Income
ment compensation reported on U.S. Form 1040,
the income that is eligible to be apportioned.
line 19; U.S. Form 1040A, line 13; U.S. Form
Add lines 5 through 11 and enter the total in line
1040EZ, line 3; or U.S. Form 1040NR, line 20, re-
12. Remember to subtract any losses marked
Who Can Apportion Income But
lated to previous Massachusetts employment.
with an “X” when calculating the total.
Cannot Use the Nonresident
Only unemployment compensation related to pre-
Apportionment Worksheet?
vious Massachusetts employment is taxable to
Apportionment —
If you do not know the actual amount of income
nonresidents. If you elected voluntary withhold-
you earned in Massachusetts from one business
ing of Massachusetts state income taxes on your
Nonresidents Only
or employment, but you do not fit into any of the
unemployment compensation, be sure to include
categories listed in the preceding section, you
the amount of Massachusetts state income tax
Sometimes your business or employment re-
should not use the Nonresident Apportionment
withheld as reported on Form 1099-G on Form
quires you to work both inside and outside Mass-
Worksheet. See the section on “Special Apportion-
1-NR/PY, line 40 and attach with a single staple,
achusetts, but you do not know the actual amount
ment Methods” for your apportionment method.
where indicated on the return, Form 1099-G.
of income you earned from working in Massachu-
Examples of nonresidents who must apportion in-
Part-year residents. Enter in line 10a the amount
setts. In this case, you must apportion your in-
come using one of these special methods include:
of unemployment compensation reported on U.S.
come so that only the correct portion (the amount
◗ an independent business or professional person
Form 1040, line 19; U.S. Form 1040A, line 13;
attributable to Massachusetts) will be taxed by
whose income does not depend on sales, days or
U.S. Form 1040EZ, line 3; or U.S. Form 1040NR,
Massachusetts. Some nonresidents must use the
mileage;
line 20, received while you were a resident of
Nonresident Apportionment Worksheet in line 13
Massachusetts, whether related to employment
for this purpose.
inside or outside of Massachusetts. If you elected

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