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The determination of “Taxable Income” for the local tax generally follows IRS rules.

If the owner is a resident and the business is located inside of Wilmington city limits, then all income is subject to tax, regardless of where the work was performed. If the owner is a non-resident and the business is located inside of Wilmington city limits, then only the income earned from the business is...

Unearned income. ( Examples: Dividends, Capital Gains, Alimony, Military Pay, State Unemployment Benefits, Social Security, Welfare assistance, Pension or Retirement income.)

Earned income. (Examples: Salaries, Wages, Commissions, Bonuses and other compensation paid by employer(s) before any deductions. Gambling and lottery winnings Rental Property Income

You do not have to a Wilmington tax return if you work in Wilmington but live elsewhere. Exceptions to this: If you are a Federal employee working in the City of Wilmington and your city tax is not withheld, you must file a Wilmington tax return. If you are self-employed in the City of Wilmington...

Retirees with no earned income: Write Social Security Number Source of Income (Example, RETIRED, SOCIAL SECURITY) Signature Date

W-2(s) forms Federal Return 1040, Schedule 1 Applicable Schedules C, E, F, 1099 Misc, 1099 NEC, Gambling Winnings

Not filing a tax return is a criminal offense and can be prosecuted in court.

All residents of Wilmington are required to file a tax return regardless of where they work.

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