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Taxable Income
- All income received from State lottery programs reported on IRS form W-2G or any other form required by the IRS that reports lottery winnings.
- Almost all lawsuit settlements on form 1040
- Alternative Trade Adjustment Assistance (ATAA )(form of unemployment) and Reemployment Trade Adjustment Assistance (RTAA)
- Bonuses, stipends, and tip income
- Cash for Keys
- Commissions, fees and other earned income
- Compensation paid in goods or services or property usage (taxed at fair market value)
- Contributions made on behalf of employees to tax-deferred annuity programs
- Director fees
- Discrimination Lawsuit Settlements (on 1040)
- Employee contributions to the cost of fringe benefits
- Employee contributions to retirement plans and tax-deferred annuity plans (including Section 401k, 403b, 457b, etc.)
- Employer-paid premiums for group term life insurance (taxed to the same extent as for federal taxation)
- Employer-provided educational assistance, and/or reimbursement (taxable to the same extent as for federal taxation)
- Employer supplemental unemployment benefits (SUB pay)
- Excess employee discounts
- Executor fees
- Farm net income and Farm Rental Income from form 4835
- Gambling winnings
- Health Savings Account (HSA) and Medical Savings Account (MSA) taxable on Federal 1040
- Income from guaranteed annual wage contracts
- Income from jury duty
- Income from partnerships, estates or trusts
- Income from wage continuation plans (including retirement incentive plans, severance pay and golden parachute payments)
- Income received as a result of a covenant not to compete
- Net profits of businesses, professions, sole proprietorships, etc.
- Net rental income
- Ordinary gains as reported on Federal Form 4797
- Prizes and gifts if connected with employment
- Reimbursements in excess of deductible expenses
- Royalties, if not derived from intangible property
- Scholarship Income listed on 1040 (usually reported on line 7 as wage income)
- Sick pay (excluding third party sick pay)
- Stock options (taxed when exercised, valued at market price less option price on the date the option is exercised)
- Strike pay
- Union steward fees
- Vacation pay
- Wages, salaries and other compensation