Instructions For Filing: Personal & School District Income Tax - Department Of Taxation State Of Ohio - 2014 Page 16

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2014 Ohio Forms IT 1040EZ / IT 1040 / Instructions
Line Instructions for Ohio Form IT 1040EZ
You cannot use Ohio form IT 1040EZ if (i) you made estimated income tax payments, (ii) you claim a credit carryover from
last year, (iii) you were a nonresident or part-year resident during the year, (iv) your federal adjusted gross income exceeds
$999,999,999, (v) you have any income adjustments other than the adjustments for state and local income tax refunds (see
pages 23-30), (vi) you claim any credits discussed on pages 30-33 or (vii) you are required to fi le Ohio Schedule IT S (see
page 9).
EZ Line 1 – Federal Adjusted Gross
rity number. Please verify the information
HB 483 implemented a change to the ex-
emption amount claimed beginning with
submitted on Schedule J.
Income
the 2014 tax return. The personal and
If the dependent information is not provid-
dependent exemption is now a graduated
Enter the amount from your 2014 federal
ed, incomplete or contains errors, you may
amount based on your Ohio adjusted gross
income tax return:
be asked for supporting documentation
income. See chart below:
Federal form 1040, line 37; OR
such as a birth certifi cate or green card be-
Federal form 1040A, line 21; OR
fore the exemption amount will be allowed.
Federal form 1040EZ, line 4
Personal/
Ohio Adjusted
Dependent
What Personal and Dependent Exemption
In all cases, line 1 of your Ohio
Gross Income
Exemption
Can I Claim?
income tax return must match
!
You must claim the same number of per-
$40,000 or less
your federal adjusted gross
$2,200
sonal and dependent exemptions on your
income as defi ned in the In-
CAUTION
Ohio return that you claimed on your fed-
More than $40,000,
ternal Revenue Code. Federal
eral income tax return. Note: Children be-
but not more than
$1,950
adjusted gross income includes, but is not
ing claimed as dependents on their parents'
$80,000
limited to, wages, salaries, commissions,
Ohio income tax return may no longer claim
gambling income, interest, dividends,
More than
the personal exemption on their own return.
$1,700
business income, capital gains/losses,
$80,000
pensions, rents and miscellaneous in-
Enter the number of your personal and de-
come. Failure to report all items of income
pendent exemptions in the space provided
Dependent Exemptions. Ohio allows a
may result in the application of a penalty.
on page 1 of the Ohio IT 1040EZ. Locate
dependent exemption for dependent chil-
your Ohio adjusted gross income on the
Zero or Negative Federal Adjusted Gross
dren and persons other than yourself and
adjacent chart and multiply the number of
Income. If you have a zero or negative
your spouse to whom you provide support
dependents by the exemption amount on
federal adjusted gross income, you must in-
and claim on your federal tax return. Note:
the table. Enter this number on line 4 of
clude a copy of page 1 of federal form 1040,
New to the 2014 tax return fi ling, you must
your income tax return.
1040A, 1040EZ or 1042-S or equivalent with
complete Schedule J to take advantage of
your Ohio form IT 1040EZ return.
the dependent exemption. The form can be
Example: John and Mary fi le a joint tax re-
found at tax.ohio.gov.
turn and claim their 17-year-old son Patrick
EZ Line 2 – State or Local Tax Refunds
as an exemption on their federal income tax
Schedule J. For each dependent claimed,
Only
return. John and Mary’s Ohio adjusted gross
you must complete and enclose Ohio’s
income is $75,000. Based on these facts,
Schedule J, Dependents Claimed on the
If you have deductions other than state and
they claim three exemptions of $1,950 each
Ohio IT 1040EZ or IT 1040 Return, listing
local income tax refunds, you must fi le Ohio
on their return, for a total of $5,850 on line 4.
every dependent for whom you are claim-
form IT 1040. To see if you qualify for this
Patrick works at the local grocery after school
ing this exemption. Enter the fi rst, middle
deduction, complete the worksheet below.
and will also fi le his own return. Since Pat-
and last name, Social Security number
rick’s parents are taking the exemption for
EZ Line 4 – Personal and Dependent
(SSN) and birthdate of each dependent
him, he will not be eligible for the exemption
Exemptions
claimed for this exemption. If your depen-
amount and will report $0 on line 4.
dent has an individual tax identifi cation
number (ITIN) or adopted taxpayer identifi -
You may claim a personal exemption
EZ Line 5 – Ohio Taxable Income
amount for yourself and, if fi ling a joint re-
cation number (ATIN), enter that number in
turn, your spouse can claim an additional
the boxes for the dependent's Social Secu-
Subtract line 4 from line 3. If the amount on
exemption amount.
line 3 is less than line 4, enter -0- on line 5.
You do not owe any Ohio income tax. If you
Worksheet for Line 2 – Deductions for State and Local Income Tax Refunds
had Ohio income tax withheld, you must
complete the rest of the return to get a refund.
If you fi led federal form 1040, you may be entitled to a deduction on your Ohio tax return
Note: If the amount on this line is $10,000
this year for state or local income tax refunds you received in 2014. You are not entitled
or less, you owe no tax. Be sure to enter the
to a deduction this year if you fi led federal form 1040A or 1040EZ. Complete this work-
$88 credit on line 7.
sheet to determine if you are entitled to a deduction on line 2 of Ohio form IT 1040EZ.
a. Did you fi le a 2014 federal form 1040A or 1040EZ?
EZ Line 6 – Tax on Line 5
 Yes.
STOP
and enter -0- on line 2 of Ohio form IT 1040EZ.
 No.
Complete line b below.
Using the income tax tables on pages 37-43,
calculate your tax on your Ohio taxable
b. Enter here and on line 2 of Ohio form IT 1040EZ the amount from line 10 of your 2014
income (line 5).
federal form 1040. $
.00
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