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The paperwork of independent work: report what you paid contractors, or hand a client your tax details in minutes.
A client or bank wants your tax info? Fill in your TIN once and send a clean, correct W-9 the same day.
For rents, prizes, awards and other income that doesn't fit a paycheck - the catch-all of the 1099 family.
Paid a contractor $600 or more this year? This is the form that reports their pay to the IRS.
Everything employers file to keep withholding, FICA and unemployment tax squared away with the IRS.
New hire? The W-4 tells you exactly how much federal income tax to withhold from their paychecks.
The quarterly return where employers report wages, withheld income tax and both halves of Social Security and Medicare.
Semiweekly depositor? Schedule B breaks your quarterly tax liability down day by day for the IRS.
Spotted a mistake on a 941 you already filed? The 941-X is how you set it right.
Reports your annual federal unemployment (FUTA) tax - one form, once a year, for most employers.
The smallest employers skip quarterly 941s and report their withholding just once a year on Form 944.
The 1040 and every schedule that attaches to it - guided fields instead of squinting at a blank IRS PDF.
Freelancing or running a side business? Schedule C reports your profit or loss with your 1040.
Extra income and adjustments - unemployment, gambling wins, student-loan interest - attach to your 1040 here.
The individual income tax return itself - wages, credits, deductions, and what you owe or get back.
Rental property, royalties and partnership income are reported here, right alongside your 1040.
Self-employed? This schedule works out the Social Security and Medicare tax you owe on your profit.
Pay-as-you-go for people without withholding: the vouchers for your quarterly estimated tax payments.
Filed your 1040 and then found an error? The 1040-X amends a return you already submitted.
Farming income and expenses get their own schedule - this one files together with your 1040.
The rest of the 1099 family - government payments, retirement distributions, interest, dividends and canceled debt.
Banks and lenders use it to report $10 or more of interest income paid out during the year.
Distributions from pensions, annuities, IRAs and other retirement plans get reported on the 1099-R.
Unemployment benefits, state tax refunds and other government payments are reported on this one.
Dividends and capital-gain distributions from stocks and funds - reported to both you and the IRS.
When $600 or more of debt is forgiven, the lender reports the canceled amount on this form.
For bonds bought below face value: reports the original issue discount that counts as taxable income.
Partnership returns, depreciation, the QBI deduction and the home office - the forms behind business deductions.
Claim the Qualified Business Income deduction - up to 20% off eligible pass-through business income.
Sold business property or equipment? The gains and losses from those sales are reported here.
Depreciation and amortization for business property - from laptops to vehicles to buildings.
Work from home? Form 8829 turns your home office into a real deduction on Schedule C.
Partnerships and multi-member LLCs report their income here - the return behind every K-1.
Employee business expenses - now limited to Armed Forces reservists and a few other qualifying employees.
The statements behind two of the most-used deductions and credits: mortgage interest and tuition.
Schools issue it to report tuition paid, so students and parents can claim education credits.
Lenders report the mortgage interest a borrower paid - the number behind the mortgage-interest deduction.
Big cash transactions come with a reporting duty - this is the form that covers it.
Received more than $10,000 in cash in one transaction? Businesses must report it within 15 days.
Running out of time? These two forms buy you more of it - for your return or your information filings.
Not ready by April? File a 4868 and get six extra months for your 1040 - automatically.
Need more time on 1099s, 1098s or W-2s? The 8809 extends your information-return deadline.
No Social Security number? You can still meet your US tax obligations - starting with an ITIN.
The application for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, so you can file without an SSN.
First hire, new LLC or a new bank account - it usually starts with getting an EIN.
Starting a business or hiring your first employee? The SS-4 is how you apply for an EIN.
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