Form Income Tax Return - City Of Brook Park - 2002 Page 2

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RETURN OR EXTENSIONS DUE 4/30/03 OR 120 DAYS AFTER FISCAL YEAR END
NAMES SHOWN ON FRONT OF FORM
YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
FID #
*
*
ALL RETURNS WITH SCHEDULES MUST BE TIMELY FILED TO RETAIN LOSS/CARRY FORWARD PRIVILEGES.
SCHEDULE C - ATTACH COPIES OF FEDERAL SCHEDULES (ENTER TOTAL INCOME FROM SCHEDULES)
$
FOR SCHEDULE C, FORMS 1120 AND 1065
SCHEDULE E - INCOME FROM RENTS
ATTACH COPY OF FEDERAL SCHEDULE E
TYPE & ADDRESS OF PROPERTY, CITY & STATE
TENANT'S NAME
NET INCOME (LOSS)
SCHEDULE H - OTHER INCOME NOT INCLUDED IN SCHEDULES ABOVE FROM PARTNERSHIPS, S CORPORATIONS, ESTATES, TRUSTS, FEES, ETC.
RECEIVED FROM
FOR (DESCRIBE)
AMOUNT
TOTAL INCOME SCHEDULE H
$
ADD TOTALS OF SCHEDULES C, E, & H. ENTER HERE AND ON LINE 2 (OTHER INCOME) ON FRONT OF FORM
$
SCHEDULE X
RECONCILIATION WITH FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN - Attach Schedules
ADD
DEDUCT
ITEMS NOT DEDUCTIBLE
ITEMS NOT TAXABLE
a. Capital Losses (Excluding Ordinary Losses)
$
n. Capital gains (Excluding Ordinary Gains, see instructions) $
Any amount received on a sale of tangible personal property or real property used
b. Expenses incurred in the production of non-taxable
income (At least 5% of LIne T must be added back)
in business, in excess of book value, shall be treated as taxable income under the
ordinance to the extent of depreciation allowable after January 1, 1967.
c. Contributions exceeding allowance of 5%
d. Taxes based on income
o. Other (See Below)
e. Net operating loss deduction per Federal return
f. Payments to partners
g. Sick pay not included in Line 1 on front
h. Other expenses not deductible (Explain)
i. Total Additions
$
t. Total Deductions
$
This schedule is used to determine how much of your Federal net income is
subject to the city income tax. Both the State and Federal governments pre-
Items not deductible, Line i
$
empt the city from taxing long-term capital gains. Business expenses related
to non-taxable income are added back on line B. State and Local taxes based
Items not taxable, Line t
$
upon income are added back on line D. If the Ohio Franchise Tax is paid on
Enter excess/loss of line i, or line t
(X) $
net income it must be included in line D. However, the net worth computation
from the same Franchise return is placed on line O. Line C contributions up to
5% are treated in the same manner as on the Federal return. Line O other is
for miscellaneous adjustments. For the years 1986 - 1988 Business Intangible
Income is not an allowable deduction on schedule X. Any miscellaneous
Line (Z) add schedule totals
adjustment must be fully explained and legal basis cited. If adjustment is made
(c), (d), (e), (h) and (x)
(Z) $
because of pre-emption you must attach proof that the tax has been paid or
is subject to be paid to the State or Federal government by citing the code
under which the deduction is made.
SCHEDULE Y
BUSINESS ALLOCATION FORMULA
a. LOCATED
b. LOCATED IN
c. PERCENTAGE
EVERYWHERE
THIS MUNICIPALITY
(b ÷ a)
STEP 1. AVG. VALUE OF REAL & TANG. PERSONAL PROPERTY
GROSS ANNUAL RENTALS PAID MULTIPLIED BY 8
TOTAL STEP 1.
%
STEP 2. WAGES, SALARIES, AND OTHER COMPENSATION PAID
%
STEP 3. GROSS RECEIPTS FROM SALES MADE AND/OR WORK
OR SERVICES PERFORMED (SEE INSTRUCTIONS)
%
4. TOTAL PERCENTAGES
%
5. AVERAGE PERCENTAGE (Divide Total Percentages by Number of Percentages Used).
%
6. MULTIPLY LINE (Z) BY AVERAGE % FROM STEP 5 ABOVE. ENTER THIS AMOUNT HERE
AND ON LINE 2 PAGE 1
OVERPAYMENTS:
overpayments for individuals and businesses required or currently making estimated tax payments: Effective
8/8/90, ordinance 7478-1990 requires overpayments of less than forty dollars (($40.00) not to be refunded. The overpayment is required to be
applied against a liability in the subsequent year where it is evident that a liability will exist in a subsequent year. Please place the overpay-
ment on line E5a of the 2003 declaration portion of the return. If your employment or business situation has changed, and you will not be
subject to estimated tax payments, please write across the 2003 declaration section "NO LONGER APPLICABLE".
SCHEDULE 2106
If submitting 2106 expenses, remit Federal Form 1040 Schedule A, and reduce by 2%. If Schedule A is not
submitted, no 2106 expenses will be allowed.

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