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Tax Form Frequently
Asked Questions
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Are
These Official Tax Forms? |
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Yes,
these forms are provided by the Internal Revenue Service and state
agencies for use in preparing your income taxes. In most cases, these
forms can be used for filing purposes. |
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What
Software Do I Need To Print These Forms? |
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Most
tax agencies have adopted the Adobe
Acrobat standard. Adobe Acrobat allows users to display
and print files, regardless of computer or operating system they
are using.
If you do not have Adobe
Acrobat installed, you can download
it for free. |
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Can
All Forms Be Used for Filing? |
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Certain
forms published online are designed for informational use only.
For instance, IRS
Form W-2 is a machine-readable form that cannot be reproduced
on your computer. To order originals, you need to contact the IRS
or state agency that issued the form.
Any forms that are for
informational purposes only will say so clearly on the first page
of the form. |
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Are
These The Latest Tax Forms? |
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Yes
they are. One caveat: you need to always double-check and verify
the tax year on every form you download.
In some cases, the IRS
only posts preliminary copies of tax forms. If that is the case,
there will be a notice on the form itself. Because these tax forms
are provided by government agencies, we cannot make any warranty
as to their accuracy or completeness. In other words, be sure you
review each form carefully and verify it is for the correct tax
year. |
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What
If I Do Not See an IRS Form I Need? |
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We're
in the process of building an extensive library of tax forms published
by the IRS. However, if you do not find a particular tax form you
need, visit the IRS website or
call the IRS toll-free at 1-800-829-1040. |
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What
About State Tax Forms? |
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State
tax forms are published by each individual state agency. For your
convenience, we list the most popular income tax forms here.
If you need a particular
state tax form that we do not have listed, you'll need to contact
the state tax collection department directly. We have provided links
for each state's tax department website.
To find tax forms for
a particular state, click
here. |
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Do
You Provide Tax Advice? |
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SaveWealth.com,
its affiliated companies, and its parent are not tax advisors.
Everyone's personal tax
situation is different. For assistance with your own taxes, you
should contact a qualified professional, such as a CPA
or tax preparer.
You may also want to contact the IRS in certain instances.
To find a CPA in your
area, click here. |
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