Tax Return
Form you file that outlines your income, expenses, deductions, credits and other tax-related information to the IRS.
What is a tax return?
The form needed to fill out 1040.
What is the W-2?
A tax levied on the wages, salaries, dividends, interest, and other income a person earns throughout the year.
What is income tax?
Form used to determine deductions.
What is Schedule 3, 1040?
The name of the government agency that collects federal income tax.
What is the Internal Revenure Service (IRS)?
An income tax return.
What is a tax form?
What is Schedule C, 1040
A tax on immovable property like land and buildings, as well as on tangible personal property that is movable, like vehicles and equipment.
What is property tax?
Standard deductions were put in place.
When is 1944?
If you paid more federal income tax than you should have, you will get a tax ___________.
What is a refund?
Your tax return should be filed by this date.
When is April 15?
Form needed to fill out for taxes.
What is the 1040?
A tax paid on the wages and salaries of employees to finance social insurance programs like Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance.
What is a payroll tax?
Deduction amount for single or married filing separately.
What is $12,550?
The taxes you pay if you own your home.
What is Real Estate Taxes or Property Tax?
The easiest tax return to fill out
What is form 1040EZ?
The form you fill out to view your Nonrefundable Credits
what is schedule 3 ten forty
A tax that applies to the purchase of goods and services for consumers and to the sale of goods and services for businesses.
What is sales tax?
Deduction amount for married filing jointly or qualifying widow(er).
What is $25,100?
The name of the tax credit for working people that have low a low income.
What is Earned Income Credit (EIC)?
Form you should file if your tax return is not on time?
What is Form 4868.
the form you use to determine your Nonrefundable Credits
What is form 8863?
A tax that is imposed on various goods, services and activities. Such taxes may be imposed on the manufacturer, retailer or consumer, depending on the specific tax.
Deduction amount for the head of household.
What is $18,800?
A tax in which your property is actually taken, or “levied” by the IRS. That includes garnishing wages or taking your property and selling it to satisfy your debt.
What is a tax levy?