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NOTE: The Bajablast Internal Revenue Service does not use decimals. Only integers are allowed. Sometimes, only whole numbers should be calculated.

All lines are included here, including deprecated forms.

Part 1: Tax Assessment System for Personal Taxes

Line 1 (Form 1040/12)

The number of residences you own, built or lived in during the current tax cycle for which you are filing. You can choose to remove unused or abandoned homes, or homes you have relinquished ownership to.

Own: Ownership is defined by the registered state or Land-Classification Level 2 Community (LCL2C) you live in. If you live in a place that does not define ownership, you can generally ignore the term entirely. If you've built or lived in the home, it becomes your residence—given that you built or lived in it during the tax cycle. If you built the home in a previous tax cycle, and are not living there (i.e., you haven't lived there in the current tax cycle), you do not have to include it in your residences. If you built a home for someone else, you should prepare to present a contract or formal statement of sale. There is no form that the BIRS published for you to do this, a simple Discord message works. If your registered state's government has its own guidelines or standards for ownership, residence, contractual law, etc., then you should defer to their rules.

Live: If you have slept in the home on a bed within the tax cycle, you have lived in the home. Then, the home is included in your residences. If you stayed for a temporary period (one tax cycle) in someone's residence, which has already been claimed on the primary resident's personal taxes, then you do not have to include it. Staying longer than one tax cycle consecutively requires you to file the home as your residence as well. If your registered state's government has its own gudielines or standards for ownership, resident, contractual law, etc., then you should defer to their rules.

Line 2 (Form 1040/12)

The number of farmlands, ranches or other agricultural system you own, built or utilized in during the current tax cycle for which you are filing. You can choose to remove unused or abandoned systems, or systems you have relinquished ownership to.

Own: Ownership is defined by the registered state or Land-Classification Level 2 Community (LCL2C) you live in. If you live in a place that does not define ownership, you can generally ignore the term entirely. If you've built or utilized in the system, it becomes your property—given that you built or utilized it during the tax cycle. If you built the system in a previous tax cycle, and are not utiziling it (i.e., you are not collecting items, preforming upkeep, or otherwise benefiting from the agricultural system), you do not have to include it in your argicultural systems. If you built an agricultural system for someone else, you should prepare to present a contract or formal statement of sale. There is no form that the BIRS published for you to do this, a simple Discord message works. If your registered state's government has its own guidelines or standards for ownership, residence, contractual law, etc., then you should defer to their rules.

Utilized: If you collected items, preformed upkeep or benefited from the agricultural system in any way, you utilized the system. If you utilized someone else's system, you do not have to claim it on your personal taxes.

Line 3 (Form 1040/12)

Add the numerical values of Lines 1 and 2 to retrieve a whole number numerical value. Enter it in Line 3.

Line 4 (Form 1040/12)

If you are requesting a tax obligation waiver, you should follow that form's instructions. If not, enter the numerical value '1'.

Line 4A (Form 1040/12)

Multiply the numerical values of Lines 3 and 4 to retrieve a whole number numerical value. Enter it in Line 4a.

Line 5 (Form 1040/12)

Evaluate Line 4a. If the number in Line 4a is smaller than 5.00, then enter the numerical value of Line 4a into Line 5. If the number in Line 4a is larger than 5.00, then enter 5.00. You should only retreive and evaluate whole numbers (positive integers).

Section 1: Are you eligible?

Line S1a (Schedule 1 or pre-form a)

If you are employed or elected to an official component of server governance (i.e., not including registered states or communities), then you should add or enter 0 in Line S1a. If you have played in the server less than three hours in the tax cycle, then you should add or enter 0 in Line S1a. If none apply, enter 1 in Line S1a.

Section 1: Address

Line H1-H5 (Schedule 2)

If your home(s) has a Federal Mail Postal Code®, you can enter it in Line H1-H5, where one residence is described per line. If your home(s) does not have an FM Postal Code®, but is in a registered state or community (LCL2C), enter the state’s name, abbreviations accepted (e.g., Nexus State or NX or NXS) in Line H1-H5, where one residence is described per line. If your home(s) does not have an FM Postal Code® or is inside a registered state or community, you can enter the X coordinate and Z coordinate of the home in Line H1-H5, where one residence is described per line.

EXAMPLE:

H1.......... 15001 or H1.......... NXS or H1.......... 1000 1000

Section 1: Assets

Line L1 (Form 9412)

A ‘building’ is an enclosed structure with a roof, walls and often windows, usually standing permanently in one place, such as a house or factory. Although, a building has, at least, an enclosed structure, with a roof and walls. Note, structures (i.e., all other non-building structures) are not considered for assessment. Count the amount of buildings and enter a whole number numerical value into Line L1.

Line L2, L2A, L2B (Form 9412)

The number of entities in the state includes anything defined by Minecraft as an entity. The three catagories are:

(1) the base term ‘entities’ includes all entities defined by Minecraft, enter this value in Line L2.

(2) Mob-Based Entities (MBEs) include all entities that are considered mobs by Minecraft, enter this value in Line L2a.

(3) Destructive-Based Entities (DBEs) include all entities that are used for destructive purposes, such as TNT (if in motion), enter this value in Line L2b.

Line L3, L3A, L3B, L3C (Form 9412)

The Laybus Resource Measure (LRM) is the BIRS’ measurement system for the total amount of technology in a state. Technology is defined as the application of conceptual knowledge to achieve practical goals, especially in a reproducible way. The word technology can also mean the products resulting from such efforts, including both tangible tools such as utensils or machines, and intangible ones such as software. To calculate the LRM, assess each piece of technology under the following three categories. Whichever category matches the technology piece the best, add the indicated value per each match.

(1) Create-Based Technology (CBT) includes any contraption from Create, or any piece of technology that uses any Create blocks. Add 3.

(2) Redstone-Based Technology (RBT) includes any system of redstone, using vanilla Minecraft blocks. Add 2.

(3) Other Technology (OT) includes any other piece of technology that isn’t covered by (1) or (2). Add 1.

Enter each total into Lines L3A, L3B and L3C respectively. The total of all three lines should be entered in to Line L3.

EXAMPLE: If you have two CBT items, then L3A should indicate 6 (3*2=6). Then, If you have three OT items, then L3C should indicate 3 (3*1=3). Then, indicate 9 for Line L3 (6+0+3=9).

Line L4

Add Lines L1, L2 and L3 to retrieve a whole number numerical result. Enter the result into Line L4. This is your total tax.

Line L5

If you are requesting a tax obligation waiver, you should follow that form's instructions. If not, enter the numerical value '1'.

Line L6

Multiply the numerical values of Lines L4 and L5 to retrieve a whole number numerical value. Enter it in Line L6. This is your total adjusted tax.

Section 1: Consent

Line CZ (Pre-Form b)

Once you read the statement, enter '0' in Line CZ to consent. Otherwise, enter '1' to revoke consent or indicate to the BIRS that you do not consent to the program in any manner. The most recent filing for this form is the only form that counts.

EXAMPLE: If you initially allow consent using Pre-Form B and would like to revoke consent in order to file manually, simply refile Pre-Form B.

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