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occupation fee means an amount payable under an occupation agreement by an occupant in respect of a period of the occupancy. "

Occupational Taxes You can deduct an occupational tax charged at a flat rate by a locality for the privilege of working or conducting business in such locality. If you are an employee of such locality, you may claim occupational taxes only as a miscellaneous deduction subject to the 2% limit.

Occupation tax refers to a levy imposed for the privilege of carrying on a business, trade or profession. It is a fixed charge levied usually as a license fee, on professionals such as attorneys, and doctors. The occupation tax is in form a gross receipts tax, levied on the retailer rather than on the purchaser.

Occupation tax refers to a levy imposed for the privilege of carrying on a business, trade or profession. It is a fixed charge levied usually as a license fee, on professionals such as attorneys, and doctors. The occupation tax is in form a gross receipts tax, levied on the retailer rather than on the purchaser.

City Payroll For tax periods prior to July 1, 2017, the tax is 1% of the gross compensation paid. Beginning July 1, 2017, the tax is 1.29% of the gross compensation paid. Forms and instructions are available at the Occupational Tax Office or may be downloaded below.

The tax rate is determined by where the employee lives. For employees who work in Louisville Metro, but live outside of Louisville Metro, the occupational fee/tax rate is 1.45% (.0145). For employees who both work and live in Louisville Metro, the occupational fee/tax rate is 2.2% (.0220).

The City of Louisville imposes a local tax of 2.0% on individuals 16 yrs of age and over on all income earned while residing in and/or working within the city limits, with a credit of 60% up to Louisville's Income Tax rate (2%) for taxes paid to other municipalities.

Residents of Louisville pay a flat city income tax of 2.20% on earned income, in addition to the Kentucky income tax and the Federal income tax. Nonresidents who work in Louisville also pay a local income tax of 2.20%, the same as the local income tax paid by residents.

The form applies to the occupational tax, which has been around since 1953. And the occupational license is an annual license for the right to conduct an occupation or business in Louisville and Jefferson County. The rate for most taxpayers is 2.2 percent of their net profit.