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Form 940 is an annual federal tax return used by employers to report Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) taxes.
It reports FUTA wages and tax liability and helps employers fulfill their federal unemployment tax filing requirements.
Form 941 is a quarterly employment tax return used by employers to report wages, tips, and federal income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes.
It summarizes payroll tax information and helps employers report and reconcile employment tax liabilities with the IRS.
Form 941-X is used by employers to correct errors previously reported on Form 941.
It allows employers to adjust employment tax information or claim a refund or credit for certain overreported taxes.
Form 943 is an annual employment tax return for employers who pay wages to agricultural employees.
It reports federal income tax withholding and applicable Social Security and Medicare taxes for agricultural workers.
Form 944 is an annual employment tax return designed for certain small employers with a lower annual employment tax liability.
It reports employee wages, federal income tax withholding, and applicable Social Security and Medicare taxes for the year.
Form 945 is an annual return used to report federal income tax withheld from certain nonpayroll payments.
It reports withholding from payments such as pensions, annuities, IRAs, and other applicable sources.
Form 4137 is used to report Social Security and Medicare taxes on certain tip income that was not reported to an employer.
It helps employees calculate and report applicable Social Security and Medicare taxes on unreported tips.
Form 8919 is used by workers to calculate Social Security and Medicare taxes on wages when they were incorrectly treated as independent contractors.
It allows qualifying workers to report their share of employment taxes on their federal tax return.
Form SS-8 is used to request an IRS determination of whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor.
It provides the IRS with information needed to determine the proper classification for federal employment tax and withholding purposes.
Form W-2 is an annual wage and tax statement employers provide to employees and report to the Social Security Administration.
It reports wages, tips, federal and state tax withholding, and other payroll information needed for tax filing.
Form W-2C is used by employers to correct errors on a previously filed Form W-2.
It provides corrected wage and tax information to employees and the Social Security Administration.
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