If you lived/worked in two states during the year, you will likely need to fill out a tax form for each state. For Missouri, residents must use Form MO-NRI (to determine how much of your income was earned in Missouri) and MO-CR (to get a tax credit for money paid in taxes in another state). The Missouri Income Tax Form is fairly easy to fill out once you`ve calculated your federal taxes, as the Missouri Form uses the federal 1040 figures. In Missouri, U.S. citizens and non-residents use the same forms. If you are single or married with an income, you can probably use the MO-1040A. There is a longer MO-1040 form that married couples with two incomes must use. Non-residents, remember that when the questions refer you to specific line numbers on federal tax returns, they mean Form 1040 for residents. Non-residents should pay attention to the content of the question; i.e., how much dollars is claimed from federal performance (e.g., the “Salaries” line). Use common sense. We last updated the Missouri MO-A form in February 2022 with the Missouri Department of Revenue. This form applies to income earned during the 2021 tax year, with the tax return due in April 2022. We will update this page with a new version of the form for 2023 once it is available by the Missouri government.

In addition to information on Missouri tax brackets, Tax-Brackets.org offers a total of 62 Missouri income tax forms, as well as numerous federal income tax forms. Here`s a list of some of the most commonly used tax forms in Missouri: It looks like you don`t have a PDF plug-in for this browser. Please use the link below to download 2021-missouri-form-mo-a.pdf and you can print it directly from your computer. The Missouri website has a form selector that you can use to determine which forms to use. There are also forms on the website that allow you to enter the values and complete the calculations automatically. You can find tax forms for other states by searching each tax authority`s websites.