Form 1040xn - Amended Nebraska Individual Income Tax Return - 2013 Page 12
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12Nebraska Schedule III Instructions
Nonresidents and Partial-Year Residents. If you have income derived from Nebraska sources and
Nebraska adjustments to income, you must first complete lines 48 through 56. Use the copy of your
original return and instructions to make the necessary tax computations. Enter the amounts from
lines 48 and 56 of Schedule I on lines 12 and 13 of Form 1040XN, respectively.
Line 62
Income Derived From Nebraska Sources. This includes income from wages, interest, dividends,
business, farming, partnerships, S corporations, LLCs, estates and trusts, gains or losses, rents and
royalties, and personal services provided in Nebraska by nonresidents.
Line 65
Nebraska’s Share of the Total Income. Calculate the ratio to five decimal places and round to four
decimal places.
Line 67
Nebraska Total Income
Tax. Use the Nebraska Tax Table
and the
Additional Tax Rate Schedule
contained in the
2013 Form 1040N booklet
to determine the total Nebraska income tax.
Partial-year residents should enter the Nebraska tax amount from the Nebraska Tax Table, based on
line 66 income, plus any additional tax from the Additional Tax Rate Schedule less any of the following:
u The Nebraska credit for the elderly or the disabled;
u The nonrefundable credit for child and dependent care expenses; and
u The credit for prior year minimum tax (AMT credit).
See instructions for lines 21 through 34 for specific information and required documentation. Also
complete the partial-year dates in line 3, “Type of Return Filed,” on Form 1040XN.
Nonresidents should enter the Nebraska tax applied to the line 66 income amount from the Nebraska
Tax Table, plus any additional tax from the Additional Tax Rate Schedule. Nonresidents are
not allowed the:
u Nebraska credit for the elderly or disabled;
u Nebraska earned income credit; or
u Credit for child and dependent care expenses.
Nonresidents are allowed the AMT credit.
Line 68
Personal Exemption Credit. Nonresidents and partial-year residents should enter the 2013 personal
exemption credit of $126 for each federal personal exemption claimed on line 4, Form 1040XN.
Line 71
Nebraska Minimum and Other Taxes. To calculate the Nebraska minimum or other tax, see the
worksheet provided with the line 16, Form 1040XN instructions. Reduce the result by any unused
exemption credit from line 69.
Lines 73 and 74
Partial-year residents should use lines 73 and 74 to calculate their Nebraska earned income credit.
Enter this result here and on line 34, Form 1040XN. If you are a nonresident or file a married, filing
separately return, you cannot claim this credit.
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