The Massachusetts Department of Revenue provides directions on how to fill out Form 110- Chinese for residents in the state. Form 110-Chinese is a form used by Massachusetts residents to report their income and pay taxes on it. The form is divided into five parts labeled A through E. Part A: This section requires the taxpayer to enter their personal information, such as name, address, Social Security Number, and filing status. Part B: This section requires the taxpayer to enter their income from wages, salaries, tips, or other compensation. Part C: This section requires the taxpayer to enter their income from business profits, investments, or other sources. Part D: This section requires the taxpayer to enter any deductions or credits they are eligible for. Part E: This section requires the taxpayer to enter any tax payments they have already made. Once the taxpayer has completed the form, they must sign and date it before submitting it to the Department of Revenue. There are two types of Massachusetts Directions on how to fill out the Form 110-Chinese: one for individuals and one for businesses. The instructions for individuals are the same as those outlined above, but the instructions for businesses are slightly different. Businesses will need to provide additional information in Part C, such as the business name, address, type of business, and total gross income from the business. They may also be required to provide additional information in Part E, such as any estimated tax payments made, if applicable.