Instructions For Declaration Of Estimated Tax - City Of Springfield Income Tax Division - 2008 Page 2

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INSTRUCTIONS
Line 8:
Joint Economic Development District (J.E.D.D.) and other city tax credit is
computed using Worksheet D of the return. The maximum credit allowed for
Name and Address: Complete the name and address information and social security
taxes paid to another city is 50% (1/2) of the tax correctly paid to another city
number where requested. If your name and address are not correctly shown, make any
or J.E.D.D., not to exceed 1% (.01) of the income earned and tax correctly
necessary changes.
withheld for the other city. When the tax is not correctly withheld for city of
employment, an adjustment of credit may be necessary. Proration of income
Individuals who are married may use one Individual Return to file their 2007 returns. You,
results in proration of credit. There is no carry forward or carry backward of tax
as taxpayer, simply complete the left side of the Return and sign it on the lower left in Part
credit to any other tax year. You must attach verification such as W-2’s, other
C where indicated and your spouse completes the right side of the Return and signs it on
cities’ returns, etc.
the lower right in Part C where indicated. When filing this way, either the taxpayer or spouse
name/address/city account number (if known) information is not shown when the return is
Before you complete Worksheet D, look at your W-2’s and separate those
mailed to you. Fill in the complete name/address/city account number (if known)
having a tax rate up to and including 2% from those which have a tax rate over
information for both individuals.
2%. (Most area cities except Dayton, Trotwood, Oakwood & Cincinnati are 2%
or less.)
Check the appropriate box indicating residency. Show the dates that you lived in
Springfield if you were a part-year resident.
Worksheet D-1: On Worksheet D-1 start with the W-2’s that show cities that
have rates up to 2%. Fill in the boxes indicating where the work was performed,
If you were a part-year resident, only the portion of income earned while a resident is
the income earned while working there and the tax paid. Multiply the total of
taxable (unless the income was earned in Springfield while a non-resident). On a separate
other taxes by .5 (or divide it by 2). The result is the allowable credit which
sheet of paper, show the adjustment to income for each taxpayer either through allocation
should be transferred to Part B, Line 8.
or exact amount earned. Show adjustment in Worksheet C, listing taxpayer and spouse
information separately.
Worksheet D-2: W-2’s that show other city tax withheld for cities whose rate
is over 2% (Dayton, Oakwood, Trotwood, Cincinnati, Toledo, etc.) must be
PART A
listed in Worksheet D-2. Since the maximum credit allowed is 1% of income
You may receive a tax return and for various reasons not have to complete Part B. You do
earned in the other city, an additional step is needed to compute the credit. List
not have to complete Part B if you qualify under one of the exemptions listed.
the city where the work was performed, the income earned while working there
and the other city tax correctly paid. In Column D, compute 2% (.02) of taxable
NO TAXABLE INCOME OR NO INCOME
income in Column B. Compare Column C and Column D and write the lessor
ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY ONLY (NO OTHER NON MILITARY INCOME)
amount in Column E. Multiply the total of Column E by .5 (or divide it by 2). The
RETIRED WITH ONLY NON TAXABLE INCOME AS OF ______________
result is the allowable credit which should be transferred to Part B, Line 8.
UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE FOR ALL OF 2007
For assistance, contact the Income Tax Division at (937) 324-7357.
PART B
INCOME
Line 9:
Add Line 6 through Line 8 for a total of payments and credits.
Line 10:
Subtract Line 9 from Line 5 to compute the balance of your tax liability. If Line
Note:
See listing of examples of types of taxable and non-taxable income on page 2.
9 is more than Line 5, proceed to Line 11.
Line 1:
Total wage and compensation information is reported for each individual on
Line 11:
If Line 9 is more than Line 5, then an overpayment exists. Enter the
Line 1. The taxpayer’s income is reported on the left side of Return and the
overpayment amount on Line 11.
spouse’s income is reported on the right side.
If the amount is $1.00 or more, you may have the overpayment applied to 2008
If you have more than one W-2 or 1099, please complete Worksheet A on the
or refunded to you. Indicate under Line 11 your choice. No indication will result
reverse side of the return showing the city where the work was performed,
in an overpayment credit to 2008. Refunds will be processed in order of date
wages earned and amount withheld for Springfield. The taxpayer should report
received.
wages in the upper half of worksheet and the spouse in the lower half of
worksheet. Worksheet A totals are transferred to Part B, Line 1.
2008 DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED TAX
Attach copies of all W-2’s, 1099’s and/or appropriate schedules.
Every person who anticipates receipt of taxable income not subject to employer
withholding or persons who engage in a business, profession, enterprise, or other
Line 2:
Total other income is reported using Worksheet B of the tax return. Fill in the
activity subject to the tax shall file a declaration. A declaration of estimated tax must
location where the work was performed and the net amount of taxable gain or
be received on or before April 15th of the current year and must be accompanied by at
loss from the Federal schedule. Worksheet B total is transferred to Part B,
least 25% of the total estimated tax due. The remaining quarterly payment due dates are
Line 2.
July 31, October 31, and January 31. Remit your payment along with the appropriate
Note: Losses from schedules or businesses, including multiple partnerships,
enclosed Estimated Tax Vouchers. Failure to file and pay estimated taxes may result in an
may not offset gains from other schedules or businesses except sole
assessment of penalty charges. Penalty will not be assessed when the total tax payments,
proprietorships, rentals and farms in the name of the same individual. Losses
including withholdings, are at least 90% of the current year tax liability or 100% of the prior
may not offset wages or personal service compensation. Partnership losses
year tax liability, and paid by January 31.
may not offset partnership, sole proprietorship, rental or farm gains. Attach
copies of all appropriate schedules.
METHODS OF PAYMENT
Line 3:
Adjustments to income should be indicated in Worksheet C, of the return.
You may pay the balance due on Line 10 by check, money order, VISA/Mastercard/
Employee business expenses which are reported for Federal purposes on
Discover.
Form 2106 are deductible for city purposes if they are (1) reportable for
Federal purposes and (2) deducted for Federal purposes. The total Employee
Make your check payable to Commissioner of Taxation, if the amount is $1.00 or more. You
business expense cannot exceed the related W-2 wage income from the same
may write one check for amounts due for both taxpayer and spouse.
employer.
If you choose to pay the balance due by VISA/Mastercard/Discover, complete this section
Other expenses as listed on Schedule A are not deductible for City purposes.
of the return. Check which card you are using and indicate the complete account number
Thus the amount that is deducted on Schedule A (after the 2% AGI limitation
as shown on your card.
is subtracted) must be allocated between unreimbursed employee expenses
You may combine the total due for taxpayer and spouse, authorize one payment amount
and other expenses, if any.
and use one charge card. Please show your home and/or work telephone numbers in case
Additional adjustments to income that may occur are income earned as a non-
we need to contact you with questions regarding your method of payment. The authorized
resident of Springfield, income earned while under 18 years of age, housing
cardholder must sign where indicated.
allowance, etc. Attach a separate sheet of paper with an explanation of the
PART C
adjustment, calculations and supporting documentation.
The taxpayer must sign the tax return on the lower left side where indicated, and if
The total employee business expenses and other adjustments for each
applicable, the spouse on the lower right side.
individual are transferred from Worksheet C to Part B, Line 3, of the return.
Please indicate any negative amounts with parentheses. For assistance,
If someone other than the taxpayer or spouse completes this return, sign as preparer and
contact the Income Tax Division.
show address and Federal Identification Number or Social Security Number. Indicate by
checking “yes” or “no” if we may contact your tax preparer regarding this return.
Line 4:
Combine Lines 1 through 3 for total taxable income.
Line 5:
Multiply Line 4 times 2% (.02) to compute Springfield city tax.
ASSISTANCE
PAYMENTS AND CREDITS
For assistance in completing this return, or if you have any questions, please contact the
Income Tax Division, City Hall, 76 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio. Office hours are 8:00 A.M.
Line 6:
Show total estimated payments made and prior year overpayment credits on
to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Phone: (937) 324-7357.
Line 6. Estimated payments and credits must be accounted for separately for
the taxpayer and spouse.
Line 7:
Taxes withheld for Springfield as shown on your W-2(s) are entered on Line 7
of the return.
If you have more than one W-2 with Springfield taxes withheld, you may use
Worksheet A to combine the amounts, or add all taxes withheld for Springfield
from your W-2’s and indicate the total on Line 7.
Do not show taxes withheld for other cities on this line.
Attach copies of all W-2’s showing Springfield taxes withheld.

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