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9LINE 17, TOTAL NEBRASKA TAX. Enter the sum of lines 15 and 16. If line 17 is changed, and you had previously claimed
a credit for tax paid to another state, enter the revised tax amount on line 57 of Form 1040XN, Schedule II, and complete
the rest of the schedule.
LINE 19, NEBRASKA PERSONAL EXEMPTION CREDIT. Nebraska resident individuals are allowed a personal
exemption credit for each federal personal exemption. The amount is $120 for 2011.
Nonresidents and partial-year residents must claim the personal exemption credit on line 68, Schedule III.
LINE 20, CREDIT FOR TAX PAID TO ANOTHER STATE. If line 17 is changed, complete Schedule II of Form 1040XN to
determine the amount to enter on line 20. If the other state’s return is amended or changed by the other state, file Form 1040XN
including Schedule II to report the change. Explain any change in detail in the Explanation of Changes section. Attach a copy
of the other state’s corrected return (see
Schedule II
instructions).
LINE 21, CREDIT FOR THE ELDERLY OR THE DISABLED. Nebraska residents are allowed a nonrefundable credit
equal to 100% of the allowable federal credit. Full-year residents should enter the credit on line 21, and partial-year residents
should include the credit on line 67, Schedule III. If you are correcting this credit, the change must be explained in detail in
the Explanation of Changes section. Attach a copy of the corrected Federal Schedule R.
LINE 22, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE ACT (CDAA) CREDIT. Individuals are allowed a credit
for contributions made to a community betterment organization approved by the Department of Economic Development.
Attach the
Nebraska Community Development Assistance Act Credit Computation, Form
CDN, to the Form 1040XN if this
credit is being claimed or amended.
LINE 23, FORM 3800N NONREFUNDABLE CREDIT. If you are correcting the amount of Nebraska Employment and
Investment Credit, copies of the original and corrected credit computations (Form 3800N) must be attached.
LINE 24, NEBRASKA CHILD/DEPENDENT CARE CREDIT. Nebraska residents and partial-year residents with AGI
of more than $29,000 are allowed a nonrefundable credit equal to 25% of the allowable federal credit. Full-year residents
should enter the credit on line 24, and partial-year residents should include the credit on line 67, Schedule III. If correcting
this credit, the change must be explained in detail in the Explanation of Changes section.
LINE 25, CREDIT FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION TAX. Attach supporting documentation if this credit is changed.
LINE 27, NEBRASKA TAX AFTER NONREFUNDABLE CREDITS. If the result is more than your federal tax
liability before credits, and your adjustments increasing income (Schedule I, line 48) are less than $5,000, see the
Form 1040N
instructions.
LINE 28, NEBRASKA INCOME TAX WITHHELD. If you are correcting the amount of income tax withheld and claimed
on line 28, you must attach a Nebraska copy of any additional or corrected Wage and Tax Statements, Federal Forms W-2.
Nonresidents must include the credit for Nebraska income tax paid on their behalf by a partnership,
S
corporation, LLC,
estate, or trust
on line 28, as reported on
Schedule
K-1N.
LINE 29, ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS. Enter the total Nebraska estimated income tax paid for tax year 2011. Include
the overpayment from your previous year filing that was applied to your 2011 estimated tax credit. If you are claiming more
estimated payments than you claimed on the original filing of Form 1040N, you must attach copies of all your payments
(cancelled checks, money orders, e-pay or credit card confirmations).
LINE 30, FORM 3800N REFUNDABLE CREDIT. If you are correcting the amount of Nebraska Employment and
Investment Credit, you must attach copies of the original and corrected credit computations (Form 3800N).
LINE 31, NEBRASKA CHILD/DEPENDENT CARE REFUNDABLE CREDIT (if AGI is $29,000 or less). See the
Form 1040N instructions for information on this credit. Attach documentation if this credit is changed.
LINE 32, BEGINNING FARMER CREDIT. Attach documentation if this credit is changed.
LINE 33, NEBRASKA EARNED INCOME CREDIT (EIC). Attach documentation of any change in this credit. Include
pages 1 and 2 of your federal return. If you are now claiming the EIC because a valid SSN has been received, copies of the
Social Security cards for the taxpayer, spouse, and dependents qualifying for the EIC must be attached to Form 1040XN.
Also, please provide the Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) used when you filed your original Nebraska Individual
Income Tax Return, Form 1040N. If you are married, filing separately, you cannot claim this credit.
LINE 34, ANGEL INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT. Attach documentation if this credit is changed.
LINE 35, AMOUNT PAID. Enter the amount of tax paid with the original return, plus any tax payments for the same taxable
year made after your original return was filed. Do not include the portion of a payment which was for interest or penalty.
LINE 37, OVERPAYMENTS ALLOWED. Enter the amount of overpayment allowed on your original return, previous
amended returns, or as later corrected by the Department. This includes:
• Amounts refunded;
• Amount applied to 2012 estimated tax;
•
Donations to the Wildlife Conservation Fund; and
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