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This is a supplementary document that has to be attached to a tax return, if the taxpayer employed people that worked in their house helping the owner to manage the place in a certain capacity.

Use this form if you are a non-resident alien (non-United States citizen who has not passed the green card or the substantial presence test) and claim no dependents. This form was issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

This form, also known as the private foundation tax return, can also substitute Form 1041, if a trust has no taxable income. Use this form to calculate the tax on the income from an investment and to report charitable activities and distributions.

File this document, also known as the Estates and Trusts Tax Return, as an income tax return to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) if you are a fiduciary of a bankruptcy estate, domestic decedent's estate, or a trust.

Download this form to report the interest amount paid on a qualified student loan during the past calendar year in cases when the amount exceeded $600.

This is a fiscal IRS document business entities have to use to report compensation they have paid to individuals and companies they do not consider their employees.

This is an IRS form completed by individuals, trusts, and estates to figure out whether they owe tax authorities a penalty after making an error in estimated tax calculations.

Download this form if you are an issuer of the savings account called Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE). This form is used to report the rollover contributions and program-to-program transfers, as well as other types of contributions made to an ABLE account.

This is a fiscal document used by issuers and trustees to report the amount of individual retirement arrangement contributions formalized during the calendar year covered in the paperwork.

This is a formal report filed by an individual who believes they have to receive compensation in the form of social security and Medicare taxes.

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