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Form E1 (Rev. 10/01) CITY OF ST. LOUIS INDIVIDUAL EARNINGS TAX RETURN CALENDAR YEAR (RESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT) Tel. No.: (314) 6223291 PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IN THE SPACE BELOW 01 Social

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1. To fill out the resident form, follow these steps:
2. Start by entering your personal information, such as your full name, date of birth, and address.
3. Provide details about your residency status, including the date you became a resident and any previous non-resident status.
4. Indicate your sources of income and provide relevant tax information, such as your social security number or taxpayer identification number.
5. Declare any dependents or joint filers and provide their information as required.
6. Review the form for accuracy and completeness before submitting it to the appropriate tax authority.
7. To fill out the non-resident form, follow these steps:
8. Begin by entering your personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and current address.
9. Specify your non-resident status and provide details about your residency status in the applicable country or jurisdiction.
10. Provide information about your sources of income and any tax treaties that may apply.
11. Declare any dependents or joint filers and provide their information as necessary.
12. Carefully review the form to ensure all information is accurate and complete before submitting it to the respective tax authority.

Who needs resident and non-resident?

1. Resident and non-resident forms are typically required by individuals who have income or financial ties to multiple jurisdictions.
2. Resident forms are necessary for individuals who are considered residents for tax purposes in a specific country or jurisdiction.
3. Non-resident forms are required for individuals who have income or tax liabilities in a specific country or jurisdiction but are not considered residents.
4. International students, expatriates, foreign workers, and individuals with cross-border investments or business operations may need to fill out these forms.
5. It is important to consult with a tax advisor or the respective tax authority to determine if you need to fill out resident and non-resident forms based on your individual circumstances.

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What is resident and non-resident?

Resident refers to someone who lives in a particular place while non-resident refers to someone who does not live in a particular place.

Who is required to file resident and non-resident?

Residents are required to file resident tax returns in the place where they live while non-residents are required to file non-resident tax returns in the place where they earn income.

How to fill out resident and non-resident?

Residents and non-residents can fill out tax forms provided by the tax authorities in the particular place where they are required to file.

What is the purpose of resident and non-resident?

The purpose of resident and non-resident tax filings is to ensure that individuals pay their fair share of taxes based on where they live or earn income.

What information must be reported on resident and non-resident?

Information such as income, deductions, credits, and personal identification details must be reported on resident and non-resident tax forms.