Tax Return

Tax Return means:
a Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) used to provide sufficient information (e.g., gross income, deductions, credits) concerning taxable income to permit the U.S. Internal Revenue Service to calculate the tax liability. To report income, individuals use Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ; corporations, Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) 1120; S corporations, Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) 1120S; partnerships, Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) 1065; and estates and trusts, Former Federal Tax Form (check here if the Form is current) 1041. There may also be forms for state or other income taxes. Supporting schedules may also be filed. Former IRC (check if this IRC provision is current here) §6011. See Return.

State Income Tax

See Tax Forms in the Encyclopedia.

Failure to File Tax Return Issue

You may find information about Failure to File Tax Return in this Tax Platform of the American Encyclopedia of Law.