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Show New fox tips offered by commission Individual Income Tax Return Forms: You can find Utah income tax return forms at the nearest post office, of-fice, library or branch office of the Utah State Tax Commission. The main office of the Tax Commission is located in the Heber M. Wells Office Building at 160 East 300 South, Salt Lake City. You can also call the Tax Commission at (801) 530-4848. Those living outside the Salt Lake City metropolitan area but within Utah may call toll free at 1-800-662-4335. Tax Break for Senior Citizens i Each taxpayer who was age 65 or ! older at the end of the 1989 tax year is entitled to a retirement income exemption of $7,500. This amount may be reduced if your adjusted gross income exceeds certain limits, based upon filing status. To claim this exemption you must use form TC-40 (Utah resident long form) or TC-40NR (nonresident form) as applicable and complete schedule B on the back of the return. Handicapped Exemptions A Utah taxpayer who is responsible respon-sible for an intellectually or physically handicapped child or adult may take an additional personal per-sonal exemption on the state income in-come tax return. To learn if your dependent qualifies for this exemp- ' tion, review the 1989 Utah In dividual Income Tax instruction booklet or call the Utah State Tax Commission at (801) 530-4848. Those who live outside the Salt Lake City metropolitan area but within Utah may call toll free at 1-800-662-4335. File Early The Utah State Tax Commission says that if you file your tax return early, you're less likely to make mistakes that slow the processing of your return and your refund. 4 I r i ! t i |
