North Carolina NC-4 Allowance Worksheet | ||
State Filing Status |
NC-4 Allowance Worksheet Part II | |
Schedule 1 Estimated N.C. Itemized Deductions | |
Qualifying Mortgage Interest: | |
Real estate property taxes: | |
Charitable Contributions (Same as allowed for federal): | |
Medical and Dental Expenses (Same as allowed for federal): | |
Itemized Total (after limits) | |
Schedule 2 Estimated Child Deduction Amount | |
Adjusted Gross Income: | |
Number of Children under age 17: | |
Schedule 3 Estimated Federal Adjustments to Income | |
Health savings account deduction: | |
Moving expenses: | |
Alimony Paid: | |
IRA deduction: | |
Studen loan interest deduction: | |
Certain business expenses: | |
Estimated State Deductions from Federal Adjusted Gross Income | |
20% of prior bonus depreciation addback: | |
20% prior section 179 addback: | |
amount by which North Carolina basis of property exceeds federal: | |
Itemized plus federal adjustments | |
Schedule 4 Estimated State Additions to Federal | |
Estimate of your nonwage income(such as dividends or interest): | |
Shareholders share of built-in gains tax: | |
Amount by which federal basis of propercy exceeds NC: | |
Amount of gross income from domestic production excluded under section 199: | |
Amount excluded from the taxpapers gross income undcer Section 108: | |
Adjustment for bonus depreciation: | |
Adjustment for section 179 expense deduction: | |
Sum of nonwage income and state additions | |
Schedule 5 Tax Credit Information | |
Adjusted Gross Income: | |
Tax Credit for Income Taxes Paid to Other States: | |
Children eligible for Credit for Children: | |
All other Credits: |
To be answered if Married Filing Jointly | |
Spouse expects zero wages and no taxable retirement benefits | |
Spouse expects wages and taxable pensions of more than $1 but less than $3750 | |
Spouse expects to have wages and taxable pensions of more than $3,750 but less than $6,250 | |
Spouse expects to have wages and taxable pensions of more than $6,250 |
Total Allowances | ||
Cancel Use Total Allowances |