North carolina taxes

The department of Revenue of North Carolina collects the taxes for the state. The tax would be collected from individuals and business categories. Prescribed forms have been allotted for payment and refund with e-file felicity. Different due dates and tax rates have been prescribed for the individuals and business categories.

INDIVIDUAL

If the gross income is equal or more than the amount set by the state, then you should file North Carolina Income Tax Return. The due date for filing is April 15th and if extended then due date is October 15th. The Income Tax Return should be submitted to the N.C.Department of Revenue, P.O.Box R, Raleigh, N.C. 27634-0001. However if there is refund, then you can submit to the N.C.Department of Revenue P.O.Box 25000 Raleigh, N.C. 27640-0640. you can modify your earlier return i.e.D-400 with new form of D-400X. The return should be submitted in the Form D-400 with the following rate structure

RATES OF TAX

The North Carolina collects the tax within the range of minimum 6 and with a maximum of 8.25 percent. It depends upon the filing status i.e. self, group, married etc.

When filing status is SINGLE

  • The taxable income is more than $0 to $12,750, the tax rate would be 6%
  • The taxable income is more than $12.750 and up to $60,000 then tax rate would be $765 plus 7% of amount over of $12,750.
  • The taxable income is more than $60,000 and up to $1,20,000, the tax rate would be $4,072.50 plus 7.75% of the amount of over $60,000
  • The taxable income $1,20,000 and above then the tax rate would be $8,722.50 plus 8.25% of the amount of over $1,20,000

    • When the filing status is head of household

  • If the taxable income is more than $0 and not exceeding $17,000, then tax rate would be 6% of taxable income
  • If the taxable income is more than $17,000 and not exceeding $80,000, the tax rate would be $1,020 plus 7% of the amount over $17,000
  • If the taxable income $80,000 and not exceeding $1,60,000 the tax rate would be $5,43 plus 7.75% of the amount over of $80,000
  • If the amount is exceeding $160,00, the tax rate would be $11,630 plus 8.25% of the amount of over $160,000

    • When filing status is married, then make filing separately with the following rates

  • If he taxable income is more than $0 but not exceeding $10,625, then the tax rate would be 6% of the taxable income
  • If the taxable income is more than $10,625 and not exceeding $100,000, the tax rate would be $637.50 plus 7% of the amount of over $10,625.
  • If the taxable income exceeding $50,000 and not exceeding $100,000, the tax rate would be $3,393.75 plus 7.75% of the amount over $50,000
  • If the taxable income is exceeding $100,000, the tax rate would be $7,268.75 plus 8.25% of the amount over$100,000

    • USE TAX

    The North Carolina imposes a tax on purchases made outside the state, which are used in North Carolina. The residents are responsible for paying the use tax on purchases where the sales tax or use tax has not been charged. The use tax applies to transactions as if the purchase were made in North Carolina. The use tax rate is same as the sales tax rate. So when the residents purchase items outside of the North Carolina for the use of items in North Carolina, they have to pay USE TAX, which are similar to sales tax North Carolina. The inner meaning is that to encourage the domestic production. So the residents should pay sales tax or use tax.

    BUSINESS CAREGORY

    Besides, the following taxes have been framed by the North Carolina in order to collect the taxes.

  • Corporate Income Tax
  • Franchise Tax
  • Excise Tax
  • Privilege License Tax
  • Insurance Premium Tax

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