tax filings
Revenue service submissions
Tax filings are documents submitted to government tax authorities reporting income, deductions, and tax owed.
In the U.S., individuals and businesses file annually with the IRS, typically by April 15: I need to finish my tax filings before the deadline.
The term covers both the act of submitting and the documents themselves.
- taxpayersThose who owe the state
- W-2Employer-issued tax form
- adjusted gross incomeEarnings after initial subtractions
- 1040Annual federal filing
- accounting servicesProfessional financial management
accountants · payroll records · filing deadline · statutory requirements · K-1 · bookkeepers · deadline · extension request · refund · direct deposit · audit · recordkeeping · exemptions · business owners · paperwork · IRS · financial planners · credits
- taxationtaxable income, VAT, withholding, deductions, deduction
- business taxesdeductions, taxable income, federal taxes, business income, exemptions
- financial recordsbank statements, ledger, account statements, invoice, balance sheet
- income taxtaxable income, deductions, IRS, Form 1040, withholding
- nonprofit accounting501(c)(3), charitable giving, in-kind donations, in-kind gifts, donor-advised funds
- Disclosuresdisclosures, financial statements, annual reports, quarterly reports, earnings reports
compliance status
tax filingstax evasion
Illegally avoiding government dues
tax fraud · unreported income · tax avoidance · non-compliance · hidden assets