There's no need to spend another second muddled about all the forms you'll need to file your tax return. Here's a quick resource to help you get acquainted with forms you may receive before and during tax time.
If you've ever wondered how the IRS calculates your income taxes, this is your one-stop form to unravel all the hidden gems. Form 1040 is where you declare your filing status, take your standard deductions, claim lucrative credits, and determine how much you owe the IRS. This is your starting point to understanding the basics of the tax return.
This is a special tax form available for seniors to use as an alternative to Form 1040. Taxpayers who are 65 or over will experience enhanced readability and fewer complications with Form 1040-SR. Seniors will be able to easily document common sources of income such as Social Security, IRA distributions, annuities, and investment income.
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