Can a Form 1040 be Superseded?
Taxpayers are familiar with Form 1040-X amended returns, but you may be eligible to file a superseded return, which is better.
A superseded Form 1040 can save the taxpayer thousands of dollars in late filing penalties.
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Form 1040 Gambling Winnings and Losses
A taxpayer must report their gross amount of gambling winnings on Form 1040 each year. If you have gambling losses, you can record those gambling losses as an itemized tax deduction (Schedule A) to the extent you have gambling winnings.
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How to Fill Out Form 1041 for 2021. Step-by-Step Instructions
How to fill out Form 1041 for the 2021 tax year. We have a simple example for an irrevocable non-grantor trust that is a complex trust for federal tax purposes.
Does a grantor trust need a Form 1041? Maybe. See our video here:
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Submit Form 56 to be appointed the trustee or executor:
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Last Day To File Taxes 2022
What are the tax return due dates for your 2021 tax returns?
Form 1040: April 18, 2022
Form 1120: April 18, 2022
Form 1065: March 15, 2022
Form 1120-S: March 15, 2022
Tutorials on Tax Return Preparation:
Form 1040: https://youtu.be/Jg0cO0KnRFI
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IRS Letter 6475 and the Third Stimulus Check
IRS is sending out the LTR 6475 to taxpayers regarding their third stimulus check payment from January 2021. Each person was paid $1,400, but not everyone got their full amounts.
In this video, I cover how to complete the worksheet and report on your Form 1040 for any amount that was not paid to you during the year.
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How to Complete IRS Form 7203 - S Corporation Shareholder Basis
IRS Form 7203 was added in 2021 to adequately track an S corporation shareholders' stock and debt basis.
Shareholders are only allowed to deduct losses to the extent they have basis, which is why tracking the balances on a yearly basis is so important.
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How to Fill Out Form 1040 for 2021. Step-by-Step Instructions
How to fill out Form 1040 for the 2021 tax year. We have a simple example for a taxpayer with a Form W-2, Form 1099-INT, Form 1099 consolidated, and Form 5498
For other form tutorials that might be applicable to your return, check our videos here:
Form 6781 Futures: https://youtu.be/LFul6_V4IQo
Form 8396 Mortgage Credits: https://youtu.be/PbMJRVK6D4s
Form 8959 Medicare Taxes: https://youtu.be/Jrmi5vMKvzw
Form 8960 NIT: https://youtu.be/IG22zTmGKRo
Form 8582 PAL: https://youtu.be/u6T-vgLUO_0
Form 1099-S Reporting: https://youtu.be/4TQsAyVGvoc
Form 4684: https://youtu.be/P7vYJvrBRg0
Form 8880 Retirement Contributions: https://youtu.be/w7AdRIAZmWg
Form 8889: https://youtu.be/f0ldHvce_24
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How to Fill Out Form 1120-S for 2021. Step-by-Step Instructions
How to fill out Form 1120-S for the 2021 tax year. We have a simple example for an S corporation with a simple profit and loss, a balance sheet, and three shareholders.
For other form tutorials that might be applicable to your return, check our videos here:
S Corp Health Ins: https://youtu.be/eX4HcEvEtk8
Schedule B-1 Disclosure: https://youtu.be/lpHos4BcMgA
Form 8869 Q Sub Election: https://youtu.be/90MhuuviXCw
How is Income Allocated? https://youtu.be/v5Pn6oHdBvo
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How to Fill Out Form 1065 for 2021. Step-by-Step Instructions
How to fill out Form 1065 for the 2021 tax year. We have a simple example for an LLC taxed as a partnership with a simple profit and loss, a balance sheet, and two LLC partners.
For other form tutorials that might be applicable to your return, check our videos here:
Do you need a partnership return if you lost money:
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Schedule C: https://youtu.be/W9kEqaDInRw
Schedule B-1: https://youtu.be/ukPbs0-oblo
Schedule B-2: https://youtu.be/ACXBVUISwP8
Form 8825 Rentals: https://youtu.be/IjuBeFNSupk
Recourse vs NonRecourse: https://youtu.be/4ZO_VFjbP1s
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How to Fill Out Form 1120 for 2021. Step-by-Step Instructions
How to fill out Form 1120 for the 2021 tax year. We have a simple example for a C corporation with a simple profit and loss, a balance sheet, and six U.S.-based shareholders.
For other form tutorials that might be applicable to your return, check our videos here:
Form 851 Affiliations: https://youtu.be/lxs14MnJ7BM
Schedule L: https://youtu.be/tAQ0u2bMZnU
Schedule B: https://youtu.be/VxxeHZOQkK8
Schedule C: https://youtu.be/2RdUqVT7fRE
Schedule G: https://youtu.be/ZgP_UYApZ5A
Schedule N: https://youtu.be/L46i87R-g0s
Deferred Tax Assets & Liabilities: https://youtu.be/n-4_GifD6xk
Form 5472 Nondividends: https://youtu.be/jSRcatAdhJg
Form 1122 Consolidated: https://youtu.be/fBSZonaIPKU
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How to Report Form 1099-S on Form 1040
Form 1099-S is filed by the closing agent to report the gross sales proceeds from the sale or disposition of real property by the seller.
The seller receives a copy of Form 1099-S, and the IRS gets a copy as well. It is important for the seller to report the transaction on their Form 1040 because Form 1099-S does not report the cost basis in the home.
So, the IRS has no idea whether the taxpayer realized a gain or loss on the sale.
Guide on the principal residence exclusion.
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How to Fill Out Form W-4 for 2022
The IRS released the 2022 version of Form W-4. Employees need to update their Form W-4 to have the appropriate amount of withholding tax applied to their paychecks.
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How to Complete IRS Form 6781 - Simple Example
The IRS Form 6781 should be included with your U.S. federal tax return if you are reporting income related to futures contracts and straddles.
When a taxpayer trades regulated futures contracts (Section 1256) the gains and losses from trades are split between long term and short term capital gains. The taxpayer also "marks to market" the open positions at year-end.
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How to Fill Out IRS Form 8858 - Foreign Disregarded Entity
When a U.S. person owns an interest in a foreign branch or a foreign disregarded entity, it must disclose the ownership and details on the foreign entity on a Form 8858 and include it with their U.S. tax return.
In this example, we cover an individual taxpayer with a 100% ownership in a foreign disregarded entity.
In addition to the Form 8858, taxpayers must also consider the following additional forms and disclosures:
FBARs: https://youtu.be/HXC5OSNMK5U
Form 8938: https://youtu.be/TA6pQugVRZA
Form 926: https://youtu.be/wWNhk-JpMJw
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IRS Form 851 - Affiliations Schedule For Consolidated Corporate Tax Returns (Form 1120)
If you're filing a consolidated Form 1120 for a U.S. corporation, you'll need to include the IRS Form 851 to report the affiliated entities.
File Form 1122 to elect to consolidated corporate entities:
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How to Complete IRS Form 673 for a U.S. Expat Living Abroad
If you are a U.S. expat working for a U.S. company, you are likely trying to qualify for the foreign earned income exclusion (FEIE) under IRC Section 911.
You'll need to file your Form 1040 and include a Form 2555 to take the exclusion. You can also prepare Form 673 and provide this to your employer to exempt your wages from federal income taxes.
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IRS Form 15103 - Form 1040 Return Delinquency
The Form 15103 is generally filed in response to an IRS CP59 notice. If you received a CP59 notice, the IRS wants to know why you did not file a Form 1040 tax return.
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IRS Form 9000 - Change in Taxpayer Communications with the IRS
If you have difficulty reading, or are legally blind, you can request to receive IRS communications in a different format. In order to change the format, you need to complete IRS Form 9000.
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Election to Treat Rental Income as ECI under IRC Section 871(d)
U.S. source rents are treated as U.S. source FDAP income when paid to a nonresident owner of real estate. A nonresident can file a Section 871(d) election with their Form 1040-NR to treat the income as ECI.
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Foreign Owned Multi-Member LLC - Pay No Taxes!!!
Nonresident entrepreneurs can open a U.S. multi-member LLC and not pay any U.S. taxes, so long as the entity is not engaged in U.S. trade or business (USTOB) and has no effectively connected income (ECI).
In this video, I outline the rules surrounding USTOB and ECI, and why a nonresident owned LLC will likely not have to pay any U.S. taxes so long as all of their operations are conducted outside of the U.S.
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#MultiMemberLLC #USTOB #ECI
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IRS Form 8316 - Attachment to IRS Form 843 FICA Refund Request
Form 8316 is filed in conjunction with IRS Form 843 when requesting a refund of FICA taxes that were incorrectly withheld from your wages.
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IRS Form 843 - Request a Refund of FICA Taxes
Form 843 can be filed by international students that worked in the U.S. and had payroll taxes (FICA) incorrectly withheld from their wages. The Form 843 should be filed in conjunction with IRS Form 8316.
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Amazon Sellers & Single Member LLC - How to Restructure for Taxes?
The Amazon Tax Interview for single-member LLCs is complicated. Non-U.S. persons create a U.S. LLC to open an Amazon Seller Account, and they quickly realize the LLC is a transparent entity for tax purposes, so their personal name is displayed on the store.
In this video, I discuss some restructuring options to change the tax structure and the Amazon tax interview process.
Foreign SMLLC W-9 or W-8: https://youtu.be/sXuJEWMs1Og
Multi Member LLC W-9 or W-8: https://youtu.be/qiHbim0tVOo
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What is a Disregarded Entity?
This video covers the U.S. tax rules for disregarded entities and how the rules apply to U.S. LLCs.
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#IRS #LLC #DisregardedEntity
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S Corporation Subject to the Net Passive Income Tax - IRS Form 1120-S Reporting
If an S corporation generates passive income apart from its ordinary trade or business income, the S corporation may be subject to taxes directly on the net passive income.
The tax applies to S corporations that were previously taxed as a C corporation, and have accumulated earnings and profits carried over from when it was a C corporation.
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#IRS #Form1120S #Scorporation
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