Form 8845 – Indian Employment Credit
Form 8845, the Indian Employment Credit, is a tax form used by eligible businesses to claim a credit for wages paid to qualified Native American employees. It can help reduce your federal tax liability and encourage hiring within Indian communities.
Form 8911 – Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit
Form 8911 is used to claim a tax credit for installing qualified alternative fuel vehicle refueling property, such as charging stations for electric vehicles. This credit can help offset the costs of making your home or business more EV-friendly.
Form 8908 – Energy Efficient Home Credit
Form 8908 is an IRS tax form used to claim a credit for making certain energy-efficient improvements to your home. This credit can help reduce your tax bill, encouraging homeowners to invest in energy savings.
Form 5884 – Work Opportunity Credit
Form 5884 is the IRS document used to claim the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC), a credit that encourages businesses to hire individuals from specific disadvantaged groups. This credit can significantly lower a business's tax bill.
Form 2063 – U.S. Departing Alien Income Tax Statement
Form 2063 is an IRS form that certain non-U.S. citizens must file before leaving the United States to confirm they've met their U.S. tax obligations. It's important to understand if this applies to you before you depart.
Form 1040-C – U.S. Departing Alien Income Tax Return
Form 1040-C is a special tax form that certain non-U.S. citizens must file when they are leaving the United States. It helps ensure they've paid any required taxes before their departure.
Form 8854 – Initial and Annual Expatriation Statement
Form 8854, the Initial and Annual Expatriation Statement, is an IRS form that certain U.S. citizens and long-term residents must file when they give up their citizenship or residency status. This form helps the IRS understand the tax implications of this major change in status.
Form 944-X – Adjusted Annual Federal Tax Return or Claim for Refund
Form 944-X is used by employers to correct errors on their previously filed Form 944, the Employer’s Annual Federal Tax Return, or to claim a refund of overpaid taxes. It's an important form to understand if you're an employer who has discovered a mistake on their annual tax filings.
Form 943 – Employer’s Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees
Form 943 is the annual tax return that agricultural employers use to report income taxes, Social Security taxes, and Medicare taxes withheld from their employees' wages. It’s crucial for agricultural businesses to accurately file this form to comply with federal tax laws.
Form 941-X – Adjusted Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return or Claim for Refund
Form 941-X is used by employers to correct errors on their previously filed Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return, or to claim a refund of overpaid taxes. It's an important tool for keeping your business's payroll taxes accurate and compliant.