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Form E1 (Rev. 10/03) CITY OF ST. LOUIS INDIVIDUAL EARNINGS TAX RETURN CALENDAR YEAR (RESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT) Telephone: (314) 6223291 591M PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IN THE SPACE BELOW 03

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1. To fill out the resident form, follow these steps: 1. Open the resident form. 2. Read the instructions carefully. 3. Fill in your personal information, such as name, address, and contact details. 4. Provide the necessary documents required, such as identification proof. 5. Double-check all the filled information for accuracy. 6. Submit the filled resident form along with the required documents.
2. To fill out the non-resident form, follow these steps: 1. Open the non-resident form. 2. Go through the form instructions thoroughly. 3. Enter your personal details, including name, nationality, and passport information. 4. Fill in the details about your non-resident status, such as the purpose of your visit and the duration of stay. 5. Provide any additional documents or proofs as required. 6. Review all the entered data for correctness. 7. Submit the non-resident form and the supporting documents.

Who needs resident and non-resident?

1. Residents and non-residents both need to fill out their respective forms based on their residency status and purpose of visit.
2. Residents: Individuals who permanently live in a particular country or locality are categorized as residents. They need to fill out the resident form when it is required for official purposes or legal documentation.
3. Non-residents: Individuals who do not have permanent residency in a specific country or locality are considered non-residents. They are required to fill out the non-resident form when they visit a country for tourism, business, education, or any other purposes that require legal documentation.

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What is resident and non-resident?

Resident refers to a person who lives in a specific place permanently or for an extended period of time. Non-resident refers to a person who does not live in a specific place permanently or for an extended period of time.

Who is required to file resident and non-resident?

Individuals who meet the residency requirements of a particular jurisdiction are required to file as residents. Non-residents are required to file if they have income or conduct business in that jurisdiction.

How to fill out resident and non-resident?

To fill out resident and non-resident forms, individuals need to provide accurate information about their income, deductions, credits, and any other relevant details as required by the tax authorities.

What is the purpose of resident and non-resident?

The purpose of resident and non-resident filings is to determine the tax liabilities of individuals based on their income and activities within a specific jurisdiction.

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

Individuals must report their income, deductions, credits, residency status, and any other relevant financial information on resident and non-resident forms.