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What Is Tax Form 4835: What It Is And How To Use It

If you own farmland that someone else operates, you might be wondering how to report your income from that arrangement come tax time. That’s where…


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IRS Code 806: What the Notice Means & How to Respond

IRS Code 806 is a line on your IRS Account Transcript that shows how much federal income tax and excess Social Security (FICA) tax was…


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Schedule K-1 (Form 1065): AKA Form K-1

If you've ever been involved with a partnership, S corporation, or certain types of trusts, there's a good chance you’ve come across Form K1. While…


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Form 944: The Annual Payroll Tax Return for Small Employers

If you're a small business owner or a new employer in the U.S., the IRS has a form specifically designed to help you simplify your…


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Schedule D: A Friendly Guide to Capital Gains and Losses

If you’ve sold stocks, mutual funds, cryptocurrency, property, or any other type of investment in the last year, chances are you’ve run into something called…


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Section 179: How It Helps Your Business Save on Taxes

If you’ve ever wondered whether buying new equipment, software, or even a vehicle for your business could actually lower your tax bill, then you’re already…


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Form 940 For Small Businesses: Who Files It and Why

If you run a business with employees, you've probably dealt with more than your fair share of tax forms. One that often flies under the…


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Form W-9: What It Is and Why You Might Need to Fill One Out

Form W-9 might look a little intimidating, but it's actually pretty simple! It’s mainly used when someone needs your taxpayer info—like your name and Social…