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Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return

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2014 Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return

Complete your federal tax return before preparing your state return.

If you are a part-year resident in 2014, give the dates you resided in Delaware.

Your Social Security No.

Spouse’s Social Security No.

Your Last Name

First Name and Middle Initial

Jr., Sr., III, etc.

Spouse’s Last Name

Spouse’s First Name

Jr., Sr., III, etc.

Present Home Address (Number and Street)

Apt. #

City

State

Zip Code

Filing Status (must check one)

Form DE2210 Attached

Section A - Additions

29. Federal AGI

30. Interest on State & Local obligations other than Delaware

31. Fiduciary adjustment, oil depletion

32. Total

33. Subtotal

Section B - Subtractions

34. Interest received on U.S. Obligations

35. Pension/Retirement Exclusions

36. Delaware State tax refund, fiduciary adjustment, work opportunity tax credit, Delaware NOL carry forward

37. Taxable Social Security / Railroad Retirement Benefits / Higher Education / Certain Lump Sum Distribution

38. Subtotal

39. Subtotal

40. Exclusion for certain persons 60 and over or disabled

41. Total

42. Delaware Adjusted Gross Income

Section C - Itemized Deductions

43. Total itemized deductions from Schedule A

44. Foreign taxes paid

45. Charitable mileage deduction

46. Subtotal

47a. State income tax included in Line 43

47b. Form 700 Tax Credit Adjustment

48. Total

Section D - Direct Deposit Information

Routing Number

Type:

Account Number

Is this refund going to or through an account outside the United States?

Payments, Credits, and Refunds

6. Tax Liability

7. Tax on Lump Sum Distribution (Form 329)

8. Total Tax

9a. Personal Credits

9b. Additional Personal Credits

10. Other State Tax Credit

11. Volunteer Firefighter Credit

12. Other Non-Refundable Credits

13. Child Care Credit

14. Earned Income Tax Credit

15. Total Non-Refundable Credits

16. Balance

17. Delaware Tax Withheld

18. Estimated Tax Paid & Payments with Extensions

19. S Corp Payments and Refundable Business Credits

20. 2014 Capital Gains Tax Payments

21. Total Refundable Credits

22. Balance Due

23. Overpayment

24. Contributions to Special Funds

25. Amount of Line 23 to be applied to 2015 Estimated Tax Account

26. Penalties and Interest Due

27. Net Balance Due

28. Net Refund

Schedule I - Credit for Income Taxes Paid to Another State

State 1

State 2

State 3

State 4

State 5

Total

Schedule II - Earned Income Tax Credit

Child 1 First Name

Child 1 Last Name

Child 1 SSN

Child 1 Date of Birth

Child 1 Qualifying Child Checks:

Child 2 First Name

Child 2 Last Name

Child 2 SSN

Child 2 Date of Birth

Child 2 Qualifying Child Checks:

Child 3 First Name

Child 3 Last Name

Child 3 SSN

Child 3 Date of Birth

Child 3 Qualifying Child Checks:

Schedule III - Contributions to Special Funds

Your Signature

Date

Spouse's Signature

Date

Signature of Paid Preparer

Date

Address

Home Phone

Business Phone

City

State

Zip

EIN, SSN or PTIN

E-Mail Address

Please remember to attach appropriate supporting schedules when filing your return.

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What the Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return Is

The Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return is the state filing used by Delaware residents to report taxable income, claim credits, and calculate state tax due or refund. It collects identifying information, income and adjustment totals, credits, and withholding data attached from federal forms such as W-2s and 1099s. Filings may be submitted electronically through approved e-file providers or by paper to the Delaware Division of Revenue, and must include a valid signature or an accepted electronic signature method when submitted.

Why completing this return matters

Filing the Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return correctly establishes your state tax liability or refund, documents credits and withholding, and keeps you in compliance with state law. Accurate filing reduces audit risk, prevents late-filing penalties, and ensures refunds or balances due are processed without delay.

Why completing this return matters

Who completes the Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return

Typical filers and parties involved in preparing and submitting the state return.

  • Individual taxpayers preparing personal returns, reporting W-2 and 1099 income and claiming credits.
  • Tax preparers and Certified Public Accountants completing returns and e-filing on behalf of clients.
  • Employers, payroll departments, and payroll service vendors providing withholding statements and year-end forms.

Each role has specific responsibilities for data accuracy, signature authority, and record retention.

Core sections you’ll find on the return

A complete Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return includes identity fields, income reporting, adjustments, credits, tax computation, and the signature/declaration area for filer and preparer.

Identification

Name, Social Security Number or ITIN, address, and filing year — must match federal return and ID documentation.

Filing Status

Single, Married filing jointly/separately, Head of Household — selection affects tax brackets and eligibility for credits.

Income Lines

Wages, interest, dividends, business income, and other federal-adjusted income items carried to state lines for computation.

Adjustments and Credits

Subtractions and credits such as retirement income exclusion, dependent credits, and any Delaware-specific adjustments to federal income.

Tax Calculation

Taxable income and tax due or overpayment after applying rates, credits, withholding, and estimated payments.

Signature & Declaration

Filer and preparer signature, date, and phone — electronic signature methods allowed where authorized by the Division of Revenue.

Essential information required on the form

Taxpayer name: Full legal name required
SSN or ITIN: Nine-digit identifier
Mailing address: Street, city, state, ZIP
Filing status: Single/joint/head
Income totals: Wages, 1099s, other
Signature block: Signed and dated

Step-by-step: completing the Delaware resident return

Follow these sequential steps to prepare, verify, and submit an accurate return.

  • 01
    Gather documents: Collect W-2s, 1099s, federal return, and receipts.
  • 02
    Enter ID info: Provide full name, SSN/ITIN, and mailing address.
  • 03
    Report income: Transfer federal income and adjustments to state lines.
  • 04
    Sign and file: Sign, choose e-file or paper, and submit.

Configuring an online return workflow

Set up a digital workflow to attach federal forms, collect signatures, and transmit via approved e-file channels.

Field Configuration
E-file method Select approved e-file provider or software
Attachments Upload W-2s/1099s as PDFs
Signer authentication Email, SMS code, or stronger MFA
Submission record Save audit trail and receipt

Where and how to submit the completed return

Use the method that fits your filing status and convenience: direct state e-file, authorized software, or paper submission.

  • State e-file: Submit through Delaware-approved e-file services.
  • Tax software: Transmit via commercial tax software vendors.
  • Paper filing: Mail signed paper return to Division of Revenue.
  • Authorized agent: Tax preparer files electronically on taxpayer's behalf.

Technical requirements for electronic submissions

Confirm file formats, signer authentication, and integration points before e-submitting state tax returns.

  • Supported formats: PDF, DOCX, XLSX
  • Authentication: Email, SMS code, or KBA
  • Integrations: Salesforce, NetSuite, Microsoft 365

Key filing dates and deadlines to note

Observe federal and state deadlines to avoid late-filing penalties; extensions change submission schedules and payment expectations.

Individual return due date:

April 15 — state return aligns with federal deadline

Extension deadline:

October 15 with approved extension

W-2 and 1099 deadlines:

Provide to recipients by January 31

1099-NEC reporting:

Recipient and IRS due January 31

FBAR deadline:

April 15 with automatic extension to October 15

Common mistakes to avoid when preparing the return

  • Using an incorrect Social Security Number or ITIN which can trigger processing delays and IRS/Division of Revenue notices.
  • Selecting the wrong filing status (for example, claiming joint when you should be separate) and miscalculating tax liabilities.
  • Omitting required attachments such as W-2s or 1099s, leading to rejection or subsequent requests for documentation.
  • Arithmetic or transcription errors when transferring federal totals to state lines that create mismatches or audit triggers.

Penalties and financial risks from incorrect or late filing

Late 1099 filing: $60–$330 per form
Intentional disregard: $660+ per form, no cap
W-2 late filing: Penalties mirror 1099 scale
I-9 paperwork: $281–$2,789 per violation
Backup withholding: 24% withholding rate
Late payment interest: Accrues until paid

Real-world examples of electronic filing and signature

Organizations use e-signature and digital workflows to speed return preparation and maintain compliance with audit requirements.

Optica Ventures LLC

We digitized year-end documents to reduce turnaround time and eliminate paper handling.

  • Signed forms returned faster across clients.
  • "The interface is simple and easy-to-use for our team; more importantly, it is just as easy for our customers." — Brian Fitzgibbons, COO

Martin Properties

Property management consolidated tenant and vendor tax paperwork into a single digital workflow.

  • Centralized signatures reduced missing documents.
  • "I can process and execute all of these documents online with 100% compliance and built-in security." — Tim Martin, Founder

Tips for an accurate and efficient filing process

Adopt consistent procedures to reduce rejects and to create an auditable record of the filing and signature events.

Verify identity and SSN
Confirm the filer’s legal name and nine-digit SSN/ITIN against Social Security records to prevent mismatches and backup withholding triggers.
Attach supporting documents
Include W-2s, 1099s, and required schedules as PDFs to avoid state requests for additional documentation after submission.
Use approved e-file providers
Transmit via an authorized e-file channel to get immediate acknowledgment and reduce mail-related delays and errors.
Keep an audit trail
Preserve signed copies with timestamps, IP addresses, and signature evidence to support any future inquiries or audits.

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Frequently asked questions about filing and signing

Answers to common questions about electronic signing, corrections, attachments, and recordkeeping for the Delaware Resident Individual Income Tax Return.


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