Enlarge image | CITY OF PORT HURON INCOME TAX Schedule L Multiple Tax Rate Schedule To Form PH-1040 TAX YEAR: (Revised 11/20) This is not a tax return - Attach this schedule to your Form PH-1040 Names as shown on Form PH-1040 Your social security number City of Port Huron resident from , to , Attach a list if more than one time period. COMPUTING TAXABLE INCOME COLUMN I COLUMN II All Income Income Earned 1. Wages, salaries, tips, etc. Earned While In the City Dates employed: a City Resident While a Nonresident Employer Name Actual work location From To 2. Interest income 3. Dividend income 4. Business income or (loss) - Attach federal Schedule C 5. Capital gain or (loss) 6. Supplemental income or (loss) - Attach federal Schedule E 7. Other income 8. Adjustments - Attach explanation and support 9. Total income or loss in each column - add lines 1 through 8 ' 10. Losses transferred between columns - if line 9 shows a loss in either column, see the instructions 11. Net income in each column - line 9 less line 10 ' 12. Exemption credit - number X $600.00 (from page 1 of Form PH-1040) 13. Taxable income while a resident - line 11 minus line 12 (if line 12 exceeds line 11, enter zero) ' 14. If line 12 exceeds the amount of resident income, enter the unused portion of your exemption credit 15. Taxable income while a nonresident - line 11 minus line 14 (if line 14 exceeds line 11, enter zero) ' COMPUTING THE AMOUNT OF TAX 16. Amount of tax on your income while a resident - multiply line 13 by 1% (.01) ' 17. Amount of tax on your income while a nonresident - multiply line 15 by 1/2 of 1% (.005) ' 18. Total Port Huron income tax - add lines 16 and 17. Enter here and on line 12 of Form PH-1040 ' This is not a tax return - you must attach this schedule to your individual return, Form PH-1040 SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE SIDE |
Enlarge image | INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE L GENERAL INFORMATION Capital gain or loss (line 5) - Enter any capital gains or The City of Port Huron's income tax ordinance imposes losses on this line. Your residency status on the date of differing tax rates for residents (1%) and nonresidents (½ the sale or exchange will decide how we tax it. Compute of 1%). Certain types of income are taxable if earned by gains and losses using the instructions provided with a resident and are not taxable if earned by a nonresident. Form PH-1040. Schedule L provides a means to figure out your tax liability if you had income subject to tax as a resident and Supplemental income or loss (line 6) - All rental as a nonresident. income earned while a resident is subject to tax, no matter the location of the property. Rental income Read the instructions for Form PH-1040 before you received by a nonresident is subject to tax if the rental complete Schedule L. The instructions will explain what property is located in the City of Port Huron. income is taxable while a resident and as a nonresident. Losses transferred between columns (line 10) - When Be sure to attach all federal schedules requested in the a loss exists on line 9 in either column, use this line to instructions. subtract the loss from the other column. COMPUTING TAXABLE INCOME Exemption credit (lines 12 and 14) - The amount If you received income from the same source, both as a allowed for exemptions is first applied against resident resident and as a nonresident, you must prorate the income. If your exemption credit exceeds your resident income. Prorate the income based on how much time income, apply the excess credit to your nonresident that you were a resident and a nonresident in relation to income. when you earned the income. COMPUTING THE TAX Example: You earned $10,000 working in the city for The tax rate for residents is 1% (.01). The tax rate for Employer A. You worked for Employer A from February nonresidents is 1/2 of 1% (.005). Compute the tax on 1, to November 30 (10 months). You were a city resident each portion of your income. Transfer the amount shown from January 1, to May 31 (5 months). Your wages would on line 18 of Schedule L to line 12, of Form PH-1040. be taxable as follows: COMPLETION OF FORM PH-1040 $4,000 as a city resident Schedule L is not a return itself. Attach Schedule L to your City of Port Huron Individual Income Tax Return, 4 months (Feb - May) / 10 months (Feb - Nov) = .400 Form PH-1040. .400 X $10,000 = $4,000 Enter your tax on line 12 of Form PH-1040. Follow the $6,000 as a nonresident instructions for Form PH-1040 to complete the remaining sections of the return. Leave lines 1 through 11 of Form 6 months (Jun - Nov) / 10 months (Feb - Nov) = .600 PH-1040 blank. Be sure to sign the return and attach .600 X $10,000 = $6,000 your W-2's in the designated area. In the example above, if you worked outside of the city ASSISTANCE only the amount you earned as a resident ($4,000) would If you have any questions about this schedule or the City be taxable. of Port Huron income tax call (810) 984-9741, email incometax@porthuron.org, or send requests by mail to: Wages, salaries, tips, etc. (line 1) - All amounts earned Income Tax Division by City residents are taxable (including salary, wages, 100 McMorran Boulevard bonuses, tips, commissions and other compensation). Port Huron, Michigan 48060 The work location of a resident does not matter. We tax If you wish to visit our office, we are in Room 112 of the nonresidents on amounts earned for work done or Municipal Office Center at the preceding address. Our services rendered in the City. Make a separate normal office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. computation for each W-2 you received. If only part of to 4:30 p.m.. your nonresident wages were earned in the City, please furnish the information requested in Schedule A of Form PH-1040. |