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The city of Kansas City levies a 1% earnings tax. ( Sec. 68-382, Kansas City Code ) Deferred compensation is exempt income for purposes of the earnings tax if it is not subject to Missouri income tax.

All Kansas City, Missouri residents, regardless of where they are employed, and all non- residents who work within the city limits, are subject to a 1 percent tax on their gross earnings.

All Kansas City, Missouri residents are required to pay the earnings tax, even if they work outside of the city. Non-residents are required to pay the earnings tax on income earned within Kansas City, Missouri city limits.

All business income for Kansas City residents is subject to the profits tax, regardless of where earned. The City of Kansas City, Missouri has requested a consolidated return be prepared for residents. This serves two purposes: To calculate a net profit or loss figure from all reportable income sources.

Form RD-105 is an annual license application used by businesses operating in Kansas City, Mo. which are not required to use Form RD-103. Form RD-106 is a tax return used by a hotel or motel to file and pay the convention and tourism tax of 7.5% on the amount of sales or charges for all sleeping rooms paid by guests.

Form RD-109 is a tax return used by a resident individual taxpayer or a non-resident working in Kansas City, Missouri to file and pay the earnings tax of one percent. Form RD-109 should not be filed if the earnings tax due is fully withheld by the taxpayer's employer.

Who Does Not Pay Earnings Tax? Retirees whose income is from Social Security, pensions, retirement accounts and other non-earned income sources do not pay the e-tax. Others who are exempt include active military in combat zones and non-profits.

What is form Rd 109nr? This form is used in conjunction with the Wage Earner Return - Earnings Tax (Form RD-109) to calculate a refund or an overpayment of taxes for services performed outside of Kansas City, Missouri.