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Show required to make a "declaration of residence" on a form obtainable from the state tax commission at its main or branch offices. If you were a resident here for only part of the year, and had an income at an annual rate to or Kthan the minimum figures named in the law quoted above, you are required to nj though the total y0ll ,L was not as large as those V Employees at any of the! of the tax commission wnh ish information on questZ' may puzzle the resident & his income tax report 1 1 1 ii-v 1 YOUR STATE INCOME TAX. FILING REQUIREMENTS UNDER STATE LAW Because Utah prevailing wage were, on the whole, higher and farm prices better in 1941 than in former years, and for other reasons, state tax commission auditors au-ditors believe many thousands of Utah residents will be required by law to make income tax returns re-turns this year who have never filed before in this state. Under the state law, returns are delinquent after Monday, March 16, 1942. The tax, if any, is payable at the time the return is filed. Interest may be charged and penalties imposed if the return re-turn is not in or the tax is not paid by March 16. (1) Every resident having a net income for the taxable year of $600 or over, if single, or if married and not living with husband hus-band or wife; (2) Every resident having a net income for the taxable year of $1200 or over, if married and living liv-ing with husband or wife; and (3) Every resident having a gross income for the taxable year of $2500 or over, regardless of the amount of his net income. You are a "resiuent" in the eyes of the state income tax law, it you were "domiciled" in Utah that is, if you "made your home" here for any part of 1941; or if you had a "place of abode" here and spent in the aggregate six months or more in Utah, even though your "domicile" wa3 in some other state or nation. Persons claiming change of residence re-sidence during the year may be |