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New Jersey Individual Income Tax Return Updated 11/-0001

Printable New Jersey Income Tax Form NJ-1040

Form NJ-1040 is the general income tax return for New Jersey residents. NJ-1040 can be eFiled using NJWebFile, or a paper copy can be filed via mail. If you are an out-of-state filer, you must use form NJ-1040NR. For more information about the New Jersey Income Tax, see the New Jersey Income Tax page.

New Jersey may also allow you to e-file your Form NJ-1040 instead of mailing in a hard copy, which could result in your forms being received and processed faster. For more details, read more about the New Jersey e-filing program.

Document Source: http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/pdf/current/1040.pdf

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Form NJ-1040-ES Instructions

If you need to file Form NJ-1040-ES, reference this booklet to help you fill out and file your taxes.

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Individual Income Tax Return

Form NJ-1040 is the general income tax return for New Jersey residents. NJ-1040 can be eFiled using NJWebFile, or a paper copy can be filed via mail. If you are an out-of-state filer, you must use form NJ-1040NR.

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Estimated Tax Vouchers

If you are a small business owner, self employed, or have income that is not subjected to tax withholding you may be required to submit quarterly estimated tax payments using a voucher from Form NJ-1040-ES. You are explicitly required to submit quarterly p

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Property Tax Credit Application

Form NJ-1040-H is a property tax credit application available to certain home-owners and tenants. This property tax credit is only available on certain years - it has been suspended by the New Jersey State Budget for 2011.

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Nonresident Income Tax Return

Form NJ-140NR is the nonresident version of the NJ-1040 income tax return. This form must be filed by all out of state or part time resident taxpayers who earned over $10,000 in New Jersey over the last year (or $20,000 if filing as a couple or Head of Ho

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Estimated Tax Underpayment Form

If you failed to pay or underpaid your estimated taxes for the past tax year, you must file form NJ-2210 to calculate any interest or penalties due with your income tax return.

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Form NJ-1040 Instructions

If you need to file Form NJ-1040, reference this booklet to help you fill out and file your taxes.