U.S. Department of the Treasury Forms

This is a fiscal document completed by financial entities to specify the amount of supplementary income investors have generated during the year.

This is a supplementary form corporations were expected to fill out to compute the amount of estimated tax they owe to fiscal authorities.

This is an IRS form governmental entities prepare and file in order to inform the government about deductible payments like fines and penalties they have made during a particular calendar year.

This is an IRS document released for those individuals who got payments during the calendar year of qualified health insurance payments for the benefit of eligible trade adjustment assistance.

This form is also called the IC-DISC tax return. It is a form used by corporations as an information return reported to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). A list of available Schedules is presented in the form description.

This is a fiscal document corporations use to create personal identification numbers in order to let electronic return originators sign tax returns on their behalf.

This form is used to report a mortgage interest paid by an individual or sole proprietor during a tax year to the government, in order to receive a mortgage interest deduction on the borrower's federal income tax return.

This is a formal instrument used by taxpayers to clarify how much investment income they have received and to figure out the amount of supplementary tax they have to pay.

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 a fiscal form used by taxpayers that need to inform the tax organs about the financial profit they generated through transactions with real estate.

This is a formal IRS form used by taxpayers that purchased electric vehicles in order to claim a tax credit when filing their tax returns.