Form Pgh-40 - Individual Earned Income/form Wtex - Non-Resident Exemption Certificate - 2004 Page 2

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WTEX – COMPLETE THIS FORM FOR:
2-Mt. Oliver Resident
4-Part Year Resident (if another state, attach state tax form)
5-Non-Resident of Pittsburgh
THIS FORM IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL SIGNED BY YOUR LOCAL TAX COLLECTOR
FOR PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTS ONLY
NON-RESIDENT EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE
CLAIM FOR EXEMPTION FROM CITY OF PITTSBURGH AND/OR
SCHOOL DISTRICT EARNED INCOME TAX
Taxpayer Name________________________________________Social Security #___________________Daytime Phone________________
Current Address__________________________________________City______________________State_________Zip_________________
I was a resident of (Borough or Township)_______________________________________________________for all or part of year 2004.
I lived in the above municipality from ___________/____________/_______________ to ____________/______________/_______________
As a resident of this municipality I earned $_________________________and I owe/paid $_______________________in earned income tax.
Therefore I was not liable for City of Pittsburgh and/or School District of Pittsburgh Earned Income Tax.
MUST BE VERIFIED AND SIGNED BY YOUR LOCAL TAX COLLECTOR
FROM A PENNSYLVANIA MUNICIPALITY
I certify that the person above was registered as a taxpayer in my jurisdiction for the tax year 2004 and owes or has paid the
Earned Income Tax to his/her place of residence for the amount stated above.
____________________________________________________________
SEAL
Tax Collector’s Signature
Date
Phone
GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING LINE 2 – Include Pennsylvania Schedule UE
The guidelines under Act 166 of 2002 which took effect in 2003 follows the State of PA for allowable employee expenses. Pittsburgh therefore
allows a deduction of “allowable employee business expenses” for which the taxpayer was not reimbursed. In order to be claimed as an
expense, the items must be ordinary, necessary, reasonable and actually incurred in performing the duties of the job and directly related to
present employment. The PA Schedule UE covers these expenses; one must be attached to claim allowable employee business expenses.
LINE 2 – DEDUCTIONS FOR UNREIMBURSED EMPLOYEE BUSINESS EXPENSES ARE PERMITTED AS FOLLOWS: business related
auto expenses; union dues; professional license fees; small tools required for employment; and uniforms or work clothing not suitable for
everyday use. Employee business expenses will not be processed as a deduction without documentation. Attach PA Schedule UE or Federal
Form 2106. Contributions to deferred income plans such as IRA’s, 401K’s, and Keoghs cannot be deducted from taxable income.
PERSONAL EXPENSES ARE NOT DEDUCTIBLE.
Unreimbursed transportation and employee business expenses, while away from home overnight (lodging, food, etc.), incurred as a condition
of employment and required by the employer are allowed as a deduction from gross income when computing the tax.
Non-Residents of Pennsylvania, who work in the City of Pittsburgh, may deduct only those expenses directly related to the performance of
their job in Pittsburgh.
Specify your occupation and briefly describe the circumstances in which expenses were incurred: ____________________________________
IF ALL APPLICABLE INFORMATION IS NOT PROVIDED, YOUR PGH-40 WILL BE RETURNED
SEND COMPLETED TAX RETURN TO
REFUND REQUESTED
CREDIT REQUESTED
NO TAX DUE – NO REFUND
TREASURER CITY OF PITTSBURGH
TREASURER CITY OF PITTSBURGH
TREASURER CITY OF PITTSBURGH
414 GRANT ST
414 GRANT ST
PO BOX 2701
PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2476
PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2476
PITTSBURGH PA 15230-2701
TAX DUE WITH PARTIAL OR NO PAYMENT
TAX DUE WITH FULL PAYMENT
TREASURER CITY OF PITTSBURGH
TREASURER CITY OF PITTSBURGH
414 GRANT ST
PO BOX 642583
PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2476
PITTSBURGH PA 15264-2583

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