Mississippi State Income Tax Forms for 2011, 2012

What Form Should I Use?

If you are a resident individual of Mississippi then you will be required by the Mississippi State Tax Commission using Form 80-105.

If you would like to claim credits then you should use Form 80-492.

If you owe state income tax in more than just the state of Mississippi then you should use Form 80-160.

If you are only a part-time resident or a non-resident then you should use Form80-180.

Who Should File?

• You should file a Mississippi income tax return if you meet any of the following requirements:
• You have had state income tax held from your wages or any type of gambling winnings.
• You have income that was taxed but you are either a part-time resident or a non-resident of the state.
• You are a permanent resident of the state but you are employed in another country.
• You are a permanent resident of Mississippi but you are currently working in another state.
• Your single annual income exceeds $8,300.00.
• Your married annual income exceeds $16,000.00

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Should I Itemize?

You should only itemize if your itemized deductions exceed the standard deduction that is offered. If you are single then the standard deduction is $2,300.00. If you are married filed jointly then the standard deduction is $4,600.00.

If you need to file a state income tax form then we suggest e-filing. E-filing your return will allow you to receive your refund in as little as 8-10 days. TurboTax Online offers e-filing services as well as free state tax forms.