Arizona Form 309 Instructions - Credit For Taxes Paid To Another State Or Country - 2014 Page 4

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Arizona Form 309
As Reported on State X Return
As Reported on Arizona Return
Federal adjusted gross income
$ 45,000
Federal adjusted gross income
$ 45,000
Less non-state X income (military & rental
$ (35,000)
Less subtractions from income (military
$ (17,300)
income)
income of $15,000 and dependent exemption
of $2,300)
Less subtraction for second job income
$ (1,000)
Arizona adjusted gross income
$ 27,700
State X adjusted gross income
$
9,000
Mr. and Mrs. M must include Mr. M’s part-time employment wages of $10,000 in both the Arizona gross income and the State
X’s equivalent of Arizona gross income. Therefore, the amount of wage income reportable to both Arizona and State X is
$10,000. For Arizona purposes, there are no additions or subtractions related to that $10,000 wage income included in Arizona
gross income, so the entire $10,000 of wage income is included in Arizona adjusted gross income. However, under State X law,
$1,000 of the $10,000 wage income is subtracted from State X’s equivalent of Arizona adjusted gross income, so only $9,000 of
that $10,000 is included in State X’s equivalent of Arizona adjusted gross income.
Mr. and Mrs. M complete lines 1 through 6
of Form 309 as follows:
(a)
1. Description of income items
wages
2. Amount of income from item listed on line 1, reportable to both Arizona and the other state or country.
$10,000
3.
Portion of income on line 2 included in Arizona adjusted gross income.
$10,000
4. Portion of income included on line 2 included in the other state’s or country’s equivalent of Arizona
$ 9,000
adjusted gross income.
5. Income subject to tax by both Arizona and the other state or country. Enter the smaller of the amount
$ 9,000
entered on line 3 or 4.
6. Total income subject to tax in both Arizona and the other state or country.
$ 9,000
Line 9 - Entire Income Upon Which Arizona
Part 2 - Computation of Other State or
Tax is Imposed
Country Tax Credit
Enter your entire income upon which Arizona tax is
Line 7 -
imposed. This is the Arizona adjusted gross income
excluding allowable exemptions for age 65 or over, blind,
Enter your Arizona tax liability less any credits. However,
dependents, or qualifying parents and grandparents.
do not reduce your Arizona tax liability by the other state tax
credit.
Use the appropriate worksheet below to figure your entire
income upon which Arizona tax is imposed.
For 2014, your Arizona tax liability prior to tax credits can
be found on the following line number.
Worksheet for Arizona Residents
Arizona Form
Line Number
1.
Enter the amount from
Arizona Form 140,
140
46
page 2, line 42.
140PY
59
2.
Enter the total amount
140NR
56
from Arizona Form
140X
30
140, page 2, lines 38
through 41.
NOTE: If you are taking other tax credits, you must reduce
3. Add the amount on
your Arizona tax by the amount of those other tax credits.
lines 1 and 2. Enter
For the purpose of this computation, be sure to reduce your
the total here and on
Arizona tax by both refundable and nonrefundable credits.
line 9 of Form 309.
Line 8
-
Enter amount from Part I, line 6.
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