Listed below is income that North Carolina will allow you to subtract on your return:
Taxable Retirement Benefits That Qualify For The Bailey Settlement
North Carolina does not tax retirement benefits received by any retirees of the State and its local governments by the U.S. government retires (including Military), under the Supreme Court decision in Bailey v. North Carolina. The exclusion does not apply to retirement benefits that is paid to former teachers or other state employees of another state and political subdivisions.
Adjustment For Bonus Depreciation Added Back In Prior Years
You deduct an amount equal to 20% of the bonus depreciation deduction added to your federal AGI.
Section 179 Expense Deduction Added Back In Prior Years
You may subtract an amount equal to 20% of the section 179 expense deduction that was added to your federal AGI.
Interest Income From US Obligations
You may enter amounts of interest received from U.S. obligations, such as notes and bonds.
To enter these subtractions on your North Carolina return, follow the steps below:
- State Section
- Subtractions from Income
For more information or a list of the Other Subtractions, please click here.
