Nebraska Tax Calculation Schedule For Individual Income Tax - 2013

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2013 Nebraska
Tax Calculation Schedule
for Individual Income Tax
This calculation represents tax before any credits are applied. (Enter on line 15, Form 1040N).
Single Taxpayers
If taxable income
is over –
But not over –
The Nebraska tax is:
$
0
$
2,400
2.46%
of Nebraska Taxable Income, line
14, Form 1040N
2,400
17,500
$
59.04 + 3.51% of the excess over $2,400
17,500
27,000
$
589.05 + 5.01% of the excess over $17,500
27,000
––
$ 1,065.00 + 6.84% of the excess over $27,000*
Married Taxpayers, Filing Jointly and Surviving Spouses
If taxable income
is over –
But not over –
The Nebraska tax is:
$
0
$
4,800
2.46% of Nebraska Taxable Income, line
14, Form 1040N
4,800
35,000
$
118.08 + 3.51% of the excess over $4,800
35,000
54,000
$ 1,178.10 + 5.01% of the excess over $35,000
54,000
––
$ 2,130.00 + 6.84% of the excess over $54,000*
Married Taxpayers, Filing Separately
If taxable income
is over –
But not over –
The Nebraska tax is:
$
0
$
2,400
2.46% of Nebraska Taxable Income, line
14, Form 1040N
2,400
17,500
$
59.04 + 3.51% of the excess over $2,400
17,500
27,000
$
589.05 + 5.01% of the excess over $17,500
27,000
––
$ 1,065.00 + 6.84% of the excess over $27,000*
Head of Household Taxpayers
If taxable income
is over –
But not over –
The Nebraska tax is:
$
0
$
4,500
2.46% of Nebraska Taxable Income, line
14, Form 1040N
4,500
28,000
$
110.70 + 3.51% of the excess over $4,500
28,000
40,000
$
935.55 + 5.01% of the excess over $28,000
40,000
––
$ 1,536.75 + 6.84% of the excess over $40,000*
* If adjusted gross income is over $250,000 (single), over $300,000 (married, filing
jointly), over $150,000 (married, filing separately),
or over $275,000 (head of household), also use the 2013 Nebraska Additional Tax Rate
Schedule.
8-460-2013

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