2004 Sales tax deduction table for Florida

How to use this table:

1. Find your family's total pre-tax income in the left-hand columns, including in the total any nontaxable income such as tax-exempt interest, pension distributions and Social Security benefits. Go across the table to the amount found under the number of exemptions you claim on your return.
-- If your county had a 6% sales tax in 2004 (Pasco, Citrus and Hernando), use the amount directly from the table.
-- If your county had a 7% sales tax in 2004 (Pinellas and Hillsborough), multiply the amount in the table by 1.167.

2. Add to this number any sales tax you paid on the purchase or lease of a motor vehicle and any sales tax you paid on the purchase of home building materials. Do not include sales tax paid on items used in your trade or business.

3. Enter your total on line 5 of Schedule A, Form 1040.

Income			Exemptions
At least	Less than	1	2	3	4	5	6 or more
$0	$20,000	$394	$450	$487	$515	$537	$569
20,000	30,000	509	580	627	662	691	731
30,000	40,000	585	666	720	760	793	838
40,000	50,000	650	740	799	843	880	930
50,000	60,000	709	806	870	918	957	1,012
60,000	70,000	761	865	933	984	1,027	1,085
70,000	80,000	810	920	992	1,047	1,092	1,153
80,000	90,000	854	970	1,045	1,103	1,150	1,215
90,000	100,000	896	1,018	1,097	1,157	1,206	1,274
100,000	120,000	952	1,080	1,164	1,228	1,280	1,351
120,000	140,000	1,026	1,164	1,254	1,322	1,378	1,455
140,000	160,000	1,092	1,238	1,333	1,406	1,465	1,546
160,000	180,000	1,155	1,309	1,409	1,485	1,547	1,633
180,000	200,000	1,214	1,375	1,480	1,560	1,625	1,714
200,000 or more		1,474	1,667	1,792	1,888	1,965	2,073

Source: IRS Publication 600

Note: Sales tax increases in Hernando and Pasco took effect Jan. 1, 2005, and do not impact 2004 returns. These instructions are tailored to Tampa Bay residents. If you are a resident of another state or of a Florida county with a sales tax rate other than 6 or 7 percent, you will need to consult IRS Publication 600 to calculate your tax.