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+ The Spring 2010 issue of NEW JERSEY TAXING TIMES, the newsletter of the NJ chapter of NATP, is now available. Click here to download. It includes an article by me on Schedule C and the NJ-1040.
+ The DFBs! Here is the word from the NJ Division of Taxation –
“While tax booklets and forms were mailed to every New Jersey household that filed paper returns last year, among the actions taken by the Division was to print significantly smaller quantities of the 2009 State income tax return booklets for general distribution. In addition, to better manage our limited supplies, we did not send supplies of income tax forms to public sites such as libraries and post offices as we have done in prior years. We took these actions both to reduce our costs for printing, mailing, and storing the forms, and in response to the reduced demand for paper forms.”
Now that the NJWebFile system will not accept returns with Gross Income of over $150,000 (apparently they were too lazy to rewrite the program for the reduction in the property tax deduction) I will need paper NJ-1040s more than before!
+ More word from NJDOT -
“INSTRUCTIONS: FILING A 2009 REFUND REQUEST FOR EXCESS FLI CONTRIBUTIONS
Excess family leave insurance (FLI) contributions cannot be claimed as a credit on the 2009 New Jersey income tax return. A worker who received wages from two or more employers subject to the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation and Temporary Disability laws, and contributed more than the maximum of $26.01 for FLI during the calendar year 2009, must file a UC-9A to receive a refund of the excess FLI contributions. If form 2450 has been filed for excess UI, DI and WF contributions for 2009, then do not include the contributions for UI, DI and WF on form UC-9A.
1. Download and complete form UC-9A (2009)
2. Make copies of W-2 wage statements. In the absence of W-2 wage statements, form UC-52 (2009), Employer Certification of Wages and Deductions must be submitted
3. Mail completed UC-9A and supporting documentation to:
Division of Employer Accounts
Worker Refund Unit 2009
PO Box 910
Trenton NJ 08625-0910”
God only knows why excess FLI was not included on the same form as excess SUI and SDI in the NJ-1040 package. I expect that because the amount is so low, making it inconvenient to claim a refund for excess withholdings will mean most employees will not bother to file for a refund and the DFBs in Trenton can keep the money to support their pork.
TAFN
+ The Spring 2010 issue of NEW JERSEY TAXING TIMES, the newsletter of the NJ chapter of NATP, is now available. Click here to download. It includes an article by me on Schedule C and the NJ-1040.
+ The DFBs! Here is the word from the NJ Division of Taxation –
“While tax booklets and forms were mailed to every New Jersey household that filed paper returns last year, among the actions taken by the Division was to print significantly smaller quantities of the 2009 State income tax return booklets for general distribution. In addition, to better manage our limited supplies, we did not send supplies of income tax forms to public sites such as libraries and post offices as we have done in prior years. We took these actions both to reduce our costs for printing, mailing, and storing the forms, and in response to the reduced demand for paper forms.”
Now that the NJWebFile system will not accept returns with Gross Income of over $150,000 (apparently they were too lazy to rewrite the program for the reduction in the property tax deduction) I will need paper NJ-1040s more than before!
+ More word from NJDOT -
“INSTRUCTIONS: FILING A 2009 REFUND REQUEST FOR EXCESS FLI CONTRIBUTIONS
Excess family leave insurance (FLI) contributions cannot be claimed as a credit on the 2009 New Jersey income tax return. A worker who received wages from two or more employers subject to the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation and Temporary Disability laws, and contributed more than the maximum of $26.01 for FLI during the calendar year 2009, must file a UC-9A to receive a refund of the excess FLI contributions. If form 2450 has been filed for excess UI, DI and WF contributions for 2009, then do not include the contributions for UI, DI and WF on form UC-9A.
1. Download and complete form UC-9A (2009)
2. Make copies of W-2 wage statements. In the absence of W-2 wage statements, form UC-52 (2009), Employer Certification of Wages and Deductions must be submitted
3. Mail completed UC-9A and supporting documentation to:
Division of Employer Accounts
Worker Refund Unit 2009
PO Box 910
Trenton NJ 08625-0910”
God only knows why excess FLI was not included on the same form as excess SUI and SDI in the NJ-1040 package. I expect that because the amount is so low, making it inconvenient to claim a refund for excess withholdings will mean most employees will not bother to file for a refund and the DFBs in Trenton can keep the money to support their pork.
TAFN
