Grand Rapids, Michigan -

[jacksrumisgone]

If I work in GR but my husband doesnt, and we do NOT live in the city, do I have to pay taxes on my husbands income?

[KathrynG3]

No. You only pay tax on the money you earned while working in the city. 

*The Grand Rapids 1040NR Instructions, for Nonresidents of the city; see page 4 of 6:

NONRESIDENT INCOME SUBJECT TO TAX: 1. Compensation for work done or services performed in Grand Rapids, which includes, but is not limited to, the following: salaries, wages, bonuses, commissions, fees, tips, incentive payments, severance pay, vacation pay and sick pay.

*The link takes you to the Grand Rapids Income Tax Department. Scroll down to Individual Filers>2019 Non-Resdient Instructions and download the PDF for full instructions

[bflynn31]

Do you have an online tool to help us figure out the non-resident forms? They changed them this year and I'm having great difficulty maneuvering my way through it. 

[KathrynG3]

Click on the following link for Grand Rapids Tax Department for their phone number and to download the Non-Resident Tax Return. Page 9 of 9 for the 2109 Non-Resident Tax Return has a worksheet to help with the allocation. TurboTax will split it for you on the Days Worked in Grand Rapids screen as shown.

[bflynn31]

I already filed my Federal and State taxes though. I can't have you do anything with City now, can I? 

[JohnW222]

Actually, you can upload your city return to the Grand Rapids site.

Please see E-FILING CITY TAXES on the Grand Rapids Income Tax Department page for more information.

[Renaejoyce]

If you live in grand rapids and work in grand rapids, do you pay double taxes?