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DR 0021W -Oil & Gas Withholding Statement -Severance Tax Withheld from Oil Shale and Oil/Gas Payments. DR 0021X- Amended Colorado Oil & Gas Severance Tax Return. DR 0206 - Computation of Penalty Due Based on Underpayment of Colorado Severance Estimated Tax.
When lump-sum severance payments are made, your employer is required to withhold up to 30% in tax (for payments over $15,000). You will also be subject to any additional tax up to your Marginal Tax Rate which could be about 45%.
Severance taxes accounted for less than 1 percent of national state and local own-source general revenue in 2017, but provided a substantial amount of own-source revenue in a few resource-rich states, such as North Dakota (22 percent), Wyoming (8 percent), Alaska (7 percent), and New Mexico (6 percent) (figure 1).
Severance taxes are taxes on the extraction of natural resources such as oil and natural gas.
If you get your severance pay as a lump sum payment, your employer will deduct the income tax. The amount of tax depends on the province or territory you live in and the total amount of severance pay.
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Severance taxes are taxes generally imposed on the privilege of mining minerals such as coal, oil, natural gas, limestone, and sandstone, among others. Most taxes either apply to the gross receipts related to mining activity or to units of mining production.
Federal, state, and even local governments impose severance taxes on the extraction of natural resources, such as oil and natural gas.
Tax Type: Severance Tax Tax Description: Levied on the gross income from crude oil, natural gas and oil and gas based on gross income: 2 percent if income less than $25,000. 3 percent of the excess over $24,999 for income $25,000-$99,999. 4 percent of the excess over $99,999 for income $100,000-$299,999.
Thirty-three states receive revenue from severance taxes, which are excise taxes on natural resources such as oil or coal. The state that receives the most revenue from this type of tax\u2014with its large oil reserves\u2014is Alaska by far with nearly $4 billion collected in 2009 according to Census.
Severance taxes are taxes on the extraction of natural resources such as oil and natural gas.

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