Form Mi-1040cr - Michigan Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim 2000

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MI-1040CR MICHIGAN
2000
CR
Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim
Attachment Sequence No. 05
Issued under P.A. 281 of 1967. Filing is voluntary.
1
2
Filer's First Name, Middle Initial and Last Name
Filer's Social Security Number
3
If a Joint Return, Spouse's First Name, Middle Initial and Last Name
Spouse's Social Security Number
Home Address (No., Street, P.O. Box or Rural Route)
Office Use
4
City or Town
State
ZIP Code
School District Code (see p. 45)
5
Residency Status in 2000
6
If you qualify for any of the following, check the box.
Paraplegic, Quadriplegic
Resident
Age 65 or older
a.
b.
Nonresident
a.
c.
or Hemiplegic
c.
Part-Year Resident. Complete dates below.
b.
Unremarried spouse
Totally and Permanently
You
d.
of a person who was
Disabled (see p. 21)
FROM:
Mo. Day Yr.
TO:
Mo. Day
Yr.
65 or older at the time
Spouse
Blind/Deaf
of death
e.
.00
7.
Homeowners: Enter the 2000 taxable value of your homestead
7.
.00
8.
8.
Property taxes levied on your home in 2000 (see p. 18) or amount from line 42, 47 or 49
.00
9.
Renters: Enter rent paid in 2000 from line 44
9.
.00
10.
Multiply line 9 by 20% (.20)
10.
.00
11.
Total. Add lines 8 and 10
11.
Household Income. Be sure to include income from both spouses.
If your household income is more than $82,650, you are not eligible for a credit.
12.
.00
Wages, salaries, tips, sick, strike and SUB pay, etc.
12.
13.
.00
All interest and dividend income (including nontaxable interest)
13.
14.
.00
Net rent, business or royalty income
14.
15.
.00
Retirement pension and annuity benefits. Name of payer:
15.
16.
.00
Net farm income
16.
17.
.00
Capital gains less capital losses
(see page 21)
17.
18.
.00
Alimony and other taxable income
Describe:
(see page 21).
18.
19.
.00
Social Security, SSI or railroad retirement benefits
19.
20.
.00
Child support
(see page 21)
20.
21.
.00
Unemployment compensation and TRA benefits
21.
22.
.00
Other nontaxable income
Describe:
(see page 21).
22.
23.
.00
Workers' comp., veterans' disability compensation and pension benefits
23.
24.
.00
FIP and other FIA benefits
24.
25.
.00
Subtotal. Add lines 12-24
Subtotal
25.
26.
.00
Other adjustments
Describe:
(see page 22).
26.
.00
27.
Medical insurance or HMO premiums you paid for you and your family
27.
28.
.00
Add lines 26 and 27
28.
29.
.00
HOUSEHOLD INCOME. Subtract line 28 from line 25
29.
.00
30.
Multiply line 29 by 3.5% (.035) or by the percent in Table 3
30.
(see page 22)
.00
31.
Subtract the amount on line 30 from line 11. If line 30 is more than line 11, enter "0"
31.
Seniors (65 and older) and anyone else who checked a box on line 6, go to lines 33 or 34. FIP/FIA recipients, go
to line 33. All others must complete line 32.
.00
32.
Multiply line 31 by 60% (.60) (maximum $1,200). Go to line 35
32.
33.
Everyone who received FIP/FIA payments, complete lines 50-53. Enter the amount from line 53 here.
Seniors who pay rent, complete lines 54-58. Enter amount from line 58 here (maximum $1,200).
.00
Go to line 35
33.
34.
Senior homeowners or anyone else who checked a box on line 6 (if you completed
.00
line 33, skip this line), enter the amount from line 31 (maximum $1,200). Go to line 35
34.
35.
CREDIT. If your household income (line 29) is less than $73,650, enter the amount that applies to you
from line 32, 33 or 34 here. If it is more than $73,650, you must reduce your credit (see instructions
.00
on page 22). If you file an MI-1040, carry this amount to your MI-1040, line 30
35.

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