| You may file Form IT-150, a simple two-page New York State tax return if: |
| • | You were a New York State resident for the entire year. |
| • | Your federal adjusted gross income for the year was $900,000 or less. |
| • | You filed federal Form 1040EZ or 1040A (or could have, except your federal taxable income was over $100,000). |
| • | You were not a part-year resident of New York City or Yonkers (however, you may report nonresident earnings tax for Yonkers on
Form IT-150). |
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| You can use the income tax form selector to learn whether you qualify to use
Form IT-150. |
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| Taxpayers using this short form can claim the following credits and avoid the complexities of the long Form IT-201. |
| • | Child and dependent care credit
(NYS and NYC) |
| • | College tuition credit |
| • | Earned income credit
(NYS and NYC) |
| • | Empire State child
credit |
| • | Household credit
(NYS and NYC) |
| • | New York City school tax credit |
| • | Noncustodial parent earned income credit |
| • | Real property tax credit |
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| Form and Instructions: |
| | IT-150 Resident Income Tax Return (short form) |
| | IT-150 Instructions (combined IT-150/IT-201 instructions) |
