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Capital Gains Taxes and the Key Inside the 28% Rate Gain Worksheet

What is the 28% Rate Gain Worksheet? The capital gains tax is a tax on profits from selling a capital asset. It applies to a…

The Major Deadlines for 1099s: When Your 1099 Forms Are Due

The due date for 1099 forms depends on the type of 1099 you are filing. Generally, Form 1099-MISC is due to the IRS and to…

What Every Senior Should Know About the 1040-SR Tax Form

The 1040-SR is a special tax form designed to help seniors file their taxes more easily. It was created as part of the Bipartisan Budget…

The Bright Spot in Your Taxes: How Form 5695 Lets You Claim the Solar Tax Credit

Filling out Form 5695 of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to claim the Solar Tax Credit is an easy process, but there are a few…

Taking Control of Your International Taxation with Form 5471

What is Form 5471? Are you a U.S. citizen or resident alien that owns or is involved in a foreign corporation? If so, then you…

What HOAs Need to Know About Form 1120-H

Form 1120-H Defined Homeowners associations and timeshare associations use Form 1120-H is a United for income tax returns. Taxable income is determined by subtracting deductible…

Get to Know Form 1116: Your Key to Foreign Income Taxation and Credits

Form 1116 is a tax form that is used to report and claim a foreign tax credit. The form is filed with the Internal Revenue…

1095-A vs 1095-C: A Healthy Understanding of Tax Forms about Health Insurance

The Purpose of the 1095 Forms These two forms I love scrambling for because I'm still not used to sticking them with my W-2s: The…