Yes. The federal schedules submitted should include the city or property address of each business activity. See Sample Schedule C, Sample Schedule E, and Sample Schedule K-1. In addition, if you have paid tax directly to another city, you must include a copy of that city’s tax form as proof of payment.
No portion of a net operating loss shall offset against wages or W-2 income. A loss can generally be carried only forward against future profits. Note: See the Special Notes for a list of municipalities that have exceptions regarding losses.
Yes. Activity (profit or loss) that has occurred in any RITA member city as a result of self-employment, rental activity, or farming must be reported on a RITA return.
The activity of each city (profit or loss) should be reported on Form 37, Schedule J. Business activities must be separated by location in order to properly allocate any tax due. See Sample Schedule E.
Yes. Generally the city will only allow an offset if both business activities are located within the same city. See the instructions for Form 37, Schedule J for further information. Note: See the Special Notes for a list of municipalities that have exceptions regarding losses. Also, see Sample Schedule C and Sample Schedule E,.
You should include a copy of your Schedule E and/or K-1 form. Any tax paid to a RITA member city onyour behalf should be reported on Form 37 line 7B. See the instructions for Form 37 line 7b for further information. See Sample Schedule E and Sample Schedule K-1.