Instructions For Form 40es - Estimated Income Tax - 1999 Page 7

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2. Then they use their 1998 Oregon income tax return
any errors. If you wish to make payments under your name
as a guide to figure the income, deductions, withhold-
only, cross out your spouse’s name and Social Security
ing, and credits they expect for 1999.
number. Please do not use red ink to fill out this form.
3. They use this information to figure their 1999 Oregon
If your name isn’t printed on Form 40ES: Print your
estimated tax. Here’s how they estimate their 1999 tax:
name, address, telephone number, and Social Security
number. Print your spouse’s name and Social Security
Estimated 1999 adjusted
number if you are filing a joint Form 40ES.
gross income
$ 45,567
Less estimated:
This form is machine-scanned. Please print your num-
federal tax subtraction
$3,000
bers and letters inside the boxes like this:
net itemized deductions
5,500
Total deductions
8,500
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
J O N E
Estimated Oregon taxable
income
$ 37,067
Important: Double-check your Social Security num-
Oregon tax using the tax rates
ber to make sure it’s correct. We need your Social
below
3,008
Exemption credit (5 × $132)
Security number to credit your payment to your account.
660
Estimated political
The request for your Social Security number(s) is autho-
contribution credit
100
rized by Section 405, Title 42, of the United States Code.
Oregon tax after credits
$
2,248
Multiply their tax after
Payment
×
credits by 90% (.90)
.90
Fill in the amount of your payment. To help us process
Total
$
2,023
coupons and checks we ask that you use blue ink. Do
Less: tax Louise expects to be
not use red ink. Round your payment to the nearest dol-
withheld from wages
923
lar. Your payment is:
Estimated tax payment
required for 1999
$
1,100
• the amount you figured using one of the methods on
pages 4 and 5, minus:
This amount is more than $500. Allan and Louise must
• any amount of your 1998 Oregon income tax refund
make estimated tax payments for 1999. They must com-
you asked to have applied to your 1999 estimated tax
plete Form 40ES and make minimum payments of $275
($1,100 ÷ 4 = $275) by each payment due date.
payment.
Note: Does the refund amount you’re applying cover the
Form 40ES instructions
payment due? If so, you don’t need to make a payment
for the period. If your refund is reduced, the Oregon
Name and address section
Department of Revenue will notify you. You may need
to make a payment for the difference. Do so immedi-
If your name is printed on Form 40ES: Check your
ately to avoid or reduce any underpayment interest.
name, address, and Social Security number for accuracy.
Also check your spouse’s name and Social Security num-
The refund you applied is on 1998 Form 40, line 54; 1998
ber if filing jointly. We prefer you use blue ink to correct
Form 40N, line 73; or 1998 Form 40P, line 73. If you file
Tax rate chart A:
For persons filing Single, or Married filing separately
If your taxable income is:
Your tax is:
Tax rate
Not over $2,350 ................................... 5% of taxable income
charts
Over $2,350 but not over $5,850 ..... $117.50 plus 7% of excess over $2,350
Over $5,850 .......................................... $362.50 plus 9% of excess over $5,850
for
Tax rate chart B:
estimating
For persons filing Jointly, Head of household,
1999
or Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child
If your taxable income is:
Your tax is:
Oregon tax
Not over $4,700 ................................... 5% of taxable income
Over $4,700 but not over $11,700 ... $235 plus 7% of excess over $4,700
Over $11,700 ........................................ $725 plus 9% of excess over $11,700
Caution: The tax rates change because of inflation. Use this rate chart for figuring your 1999 estimated tax.
Don’t use a 1998 rate chart.
6/Tax rate charts

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