2025 Virginia Income Tax Forms

2025 Full-Year Virginia Resident Tax Forms

You are generally a full-year Virginia resident if Virginia was your legal domicile for the entire tax year. You may also be treated as a resident if you maintained a place of abode in Virginia for more than 183 days during the year. Full-year residents begin with Form 760 and the Form 760 instructions.

As you complete your Virginia resident return, the form and line item instructions will tell you when to prepare additional schedules, credit forms, supporting worksheets, or payment forms. Use Schedule ADJ if you need to report Virginia additions, subtractions, or deductions. Use Schedule A and its instructions if you itemize deductions.

2025 Part-Year Virginia Resident Tax Forms

You are generally a part-year Virginia resident if you moved into Virginia during the year with the intent to become a resident, or moved out during the year to become a resident of another state. Part-year residents begin with Form 760PY and the Form 760PY instructions. The Schedule of Income helps part-year residents separate Virginia income from amounts connected to another state.

As you complete your Virginia part-year resident return, the form and line item instructions will tell you when to prepare additional schedules, credit forms, supporting worksheets, or payment forms. Complete the Schedule of Income first and attach it to Form 760PY. Use Schedule 760PY ADJ when the instructions direct you to report Virginia adjustments or certain credits, and use Schedule A and its instructions if you itemize deductions.

2025 Virginia Nonresident Tax Forms

You are generally a Virginia nonresident if you were neither a resident nor a part-year resident during the tax year. Nonresidents with income from Virginia sources begin with Form 763 and the Form 763 instructions. Some nonresident filers may also need Schedule 763 ADJ, while qualifying special nonresidents may use Form 763-S to claim a refund of Virginia income tax withheld.

As you complete your Virginia nonresident return, the form and line item instructions will tell you when to prepare additional schedules, credit forms, supporting worksheets, or payment forms. Use Schedule 763 ADJ when the instructions direct you to report Virginia additions, subtractions, deductions, or certain credits, and use Schedule A and its instructions if you itemize deductions. Form 763-S is a separate refund claim and is not a supporting schedule for Form 763.

2025 Other Virginia Individual Income Tax Forms

These Virginia individual income tax forms may apply whether you file as a resident, part-year resident, or nonresident. They are less commonly used than the main return forms listed above, but they are necessary when the form or line item instructions ask you to use them.

Common situations include calculating income tax, making a payment, filing for an extension, amending a return, documenting withholding, claiming credits, providing health care information, changing an address, or following up on a refund claim.

Need More Virginia Tax Forms?

The Virginia tax forms you prepare will depend on your residency status, types of income, deductions, claimed credits, and whether you are making a payment or expecting a refund. Remember that if you earned income from more than one state, you may need to prepare an income tax return for each additional state. If you need a Virginia form that is not listed above, visit the official Virginia Department of Taxation individual income tax forms page for the complete state list.