
Common Tax Forms
We Handle
Individual Taxes:
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IRS Form 1040 – Individual US tax return 
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IRS Form 1040NR – Tax return for non-resident aliens and non-citizens 
Supporting Schedules:
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A – itemized deductions 
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B - interest and dividend income 
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C – self-employment, sole proprietor business return 
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D – capital gains/losses from sales of property, real estate, and securities 
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E - real estate and royalty income 
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F - Farm and land 
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SE – self-employment income tax 
Additional 1040 or 1040NR Forms:
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114 – Report of foreign bank accounts (FBAR) 
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1116 – Foreign tax credit for taxes paid abroad 
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2106 – Employee Business Expenses 
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2441 - Child/Dependent Care Expenses 
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2555 – Exclude foreign earned income 
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2848 – Power of Attorney for Representation 
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3903 - Moving Expenses 
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4562 - Depreciation and Amortization of Assets 
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4797 - Sale of Business Properties 
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5405 – First Time Home Buyer Credit 
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5471 - Ownership of Foreign Corporations 
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8283 - Non-Cash Charitable Contributions 
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8833 – Treaty – Based Position Disclosure 
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8938 – Foreign Asset Reporting 
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8949 - Sales of Capital Assets 
Non-Profit Taxes:
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IRS Form 990 –Tax return for tax-exempt organizations and some of the most common supporting forms and schedules 
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Schedule A – Public Charity Status and Public Support 
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Schedule B – Schedule of Contributors 
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Schedule C – Political Campaign and Lobbying Activities 
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Schedule D – Supplemental Financial Statements 
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Schedule E - Schools 
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Schedule F – Statement of Activities Outside the United States 
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Schedule G – Supplemental Information Regarding Fundraising and Gaming Activities 
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Schedule H - Hospitals 
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Schedule I – Supplemental Information on Grants and Other Assistance To Organizations 
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Schedule J – Compensation Information 
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Schedule K – Supplemental Information on Tax Exempt Bonds 
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Schedule L – Transactions with Interested Persons 
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Schedule M – Non-Cash Contributions 
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Schedule N – Liquidation, Termination, Dissolution, Or Significant Disposition of Assets 
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Schedule O – Supplemental Information to Form 990 
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Schedule R – Related Organizations and Unrelated Partnerships 
Business Taxes:
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IRS Form 1120 – US Corporate Tax Return – for regular C corporations 
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IRS Form 1120-S – US “Sub S” Corporate Tax Return – for corporations electing Sub-Chapter S status 
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IRS Form 1065 – Partnership Tax Return – for general and limited partnerships 
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IRS Form 1125A - Cost of goods sold (COGS) 
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IRS Form 4562 – Depreciation of business equipment 
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IRS Form 4797 – Gain/loss on sale of business equipment and property 
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IRS Form 5452 – Corporate Report of Non-Dividend Distributions 
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IRS Form 5472 – Information Return of 25% Foreign Corporation Engaged in US Trade or Business 
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IRS Form 8281 – Information Return for Publicly Offered OID Instruments 
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IRS Form 8903 – Domestic Production Activities Deduction 
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IRS Schedule C – Dividends and Special Deductions 
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IRS Schedule D – Capital Gains and Losses 
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IRS Schedule K-1 – Individual partner or beneficiary information 
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IRS Schedule J – Tax Computation and Payment 
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IRS Schedule K – Other Information 
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IRS Schedule L – Balance Sheet Per Books 
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IRS Schedule M1 – Reconciliation of Income Per Books 
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IRS Schedule M2 – Analysis of Unappropriated Retained Earnings Per Books 
Estate Taxes:
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IRS Form 706 - Tax return for estates and some of the most common supporting forms/schedules 
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Recap of Assets Schedules Form 706 
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Schedule A – Real Estate 
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Schedule B – Stocks and Bonds 
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Schedule C – Mortgages, Notes, and Cash 
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Schedule D – Insurance on Decedent’s Life (Form 712) 
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Schedule E – Jointly Owned Property 
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Schedule F – Other Miscellaneous Property 
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Schedule G – Transfers During Decedent’s Life 
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Schedule H – Powers of Appointment 
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Schedule I – Annuities 
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Schedule U – Qualified Conservation Easement Exclusion 
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Recap of Deductions Schedules Form 706 
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Schedule J – Funeral Expenses and Other Administrative Expenses 
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Schedule K – Debts of the Decedent 
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Schedule K – Mortgages and Liens 
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Schedule L – Net Losses During Administration 
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Schedule M – Bequests to Surviving Spouse 
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Schedule O – Charitable, Public and Similar Gifts and Bequests 
Trust Taxes:
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IRS Form 1041 – Tax return for trusts and some of the most common supporting forms/schedules 
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Schedule A (Form 1041) – Charitable Deductions 
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Schedule B (Form 1041) – Income Distribution Deduction 
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Schedule C (Form 1041) – Business Income/Losses 
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Schedule D (Form 1041) – Capital Gains/Losses 
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Schedule E (Form 1041) – Rents, Royalties, Partnerships, etc. 
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Schedule F (Form 1041) – Farm Income 
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Schedule G (Form 1041) – Tax Computation 
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Schedule K-1 - Information for beneficiary of trust 
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Form 4797 – Ordinary Gains/Losses