1040
U.S. Individual Income Tax Return
The main federal income tax return for individuals. Other schedules may be required depending on your income and deductions.
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Browse forms by category and follow the links to official IRS or Minnesota Department of Revenue pages. Those pages provide the available tax years, instructions, and filing details.
Confirm the tax year and form version you need. Finding a form here does not necessarily mean you are required to file it. Filing requirements depend on your circumstances.
Common federal forms for filing an individual return, reporting self-employment income, making estimated payments, or requesting more time to file.
The main federal income tax return for individuals. Other schedules may be required depending on your income and deductions.
View official form & instructions ↗Generally used to report income and expenses from a sole proprietorship or qualifying single-member LLC.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to calculate estimated federal income tax payments when withholding may not cover the tax you expect to owe.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to request an automatic extension of time to file an individual federal return. An extension to file generally does not extend the time to pay.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to correct a previously filed federal individual income tax return.
View official form & instructions ↗The return used by a business depends on its tax classification, ownership, and filing situation.
Generally used by partnerships to report income, deductions, and other tax information. Partners typically receive Schedule K-1.
View official form & instructions ↗Generally used by corporations with a valid S corporation election to report federal income and other tax information.
View official form & instructions ↗The federal income tax return generally used by C corporations.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to request an automatic extension to file certain business income tax and other returns. Payment may still be due by the original deadline.
View official form & instructions ↗Forms commonly used to collect taxpayer information, report wages, and report certain payments to nonemployees.
Completed by an employee to help an employer determine federal income tax withholding from wages.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to request a payee's taxpayer identification number and certification for certain information-reporting purposes.
View official form & instructions ↗Used by employers to report an employee's annual wages and taxes withheld.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to report certain payments for services made to people who are not employees.
View official form & instructions ↗Used by many employers to report federal income tax withheld and Social Security and Medicare taxes.
View official form & instructions ↗These forms cover different types of tax reporting. A trust or estate income tax return is separate from an estate tax return.
Used to report income, deductions, and distributions for certain estates and trusts.
View official form & instructions ↗Used for federal estate tax reporting when filing requirements apply.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to report certain gifts and generation-skipping transfers when filing requirements apply.
View official form & instructions ↗Minnesota publishes forms by tax year. Use the state form search to select the year and instructions you need.
The main Minnesota individual income tax return.
View official form & instructions ↗Used to claim a Minnesota property tax refund when eligibility requirements are met.
View official form & instructions ↗Minnesota income tax return used by partnerships with a state filing requirement.
View official form & instructions ↗Minnesota return used by corporations with a state franchise tax filing requirement.
View official form & instructions ↗Minnesota return used by S corporations with a state filing requirement.
View official form & instructions ↗Forms and instructions can change. Select the tax year that matches the return or payment you are preparing.
The form instructions explain who may need to file, what supporting schedules apply, and where to submit the form.
Choosing the wrong return or omitting a required schedule can create delays. A CPA can help identify what applies to you.
Tax forms are only one part of an accurate return. Get help understanding your filing requirements, organizing your records, and preparing the forms that apply to your situation.
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