It's Tax Time!
Below is a list of some of the documents you may need to have a complete and accurate tax return prepared. Get started now, by scheduling an appointment and gathering your documentation along with a photo copy of your identification and your form(s) of income (W2 or 1099).
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Personal Information
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Social Security Numbers (children and spouse)
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Child care provider's Name, address and TIN or SSN
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Alimony (SSN for recipient)
Income Information
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All W-2's for income earned
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1099-G for Unemployment Benefits
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1099-for miscellaneous income
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1099-R for pension and annuity income
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RRB-1099 for Social Security/RR1 benefits
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1099-G State and local tax refunds
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Amount of alimony received
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Jury duty compensation
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Prizes and awards
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Gambling and lottery winnings
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Scholarships and fellowships
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Trust Income
Homeowners/Renters Information
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Addresses for this tax year
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1098 for all mortgages interest (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.)
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1099-S for sale of real estate (including your home)
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Real estate property taxes paid
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Rent paid during tax year
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Moving expenses
Financial Liabilities
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Auto loans and leases (account numbers and car value) if vehicle used for business
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Student loan interest paid
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Early withdrawal penalties on CDs and other time deposits
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1099-INT and 1099-OID for Interest income
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1099-DIV for Dividend income
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1099-B for proceeds from broker transactions
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1099-R for retirement plan distribution
Expenses
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Charitable gifts (any donation of $250 or more must be verified with a qualified written statement from organization)
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Unreimbursed expenses related to volunteer work
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Unreimbursed expenses related your employment (expenses, subscriptions, travel, uniforms, union dues)
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Investment expenses
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Job-search expenses
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Job-related educational expenses
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Child care expenses
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Medical savings accounts
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Adoption expenses
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Alimony paid
Self Employment Information
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1099-MISC for Business income or own records
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Self Employed Income
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Receipts and other documents for business related expenses
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Receipts and other documents for Farm Related Expenses
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Payment records and additional business taxes paid or Employment taxes paid
Miscellaneous Tax Documents
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Cancelled checks, tax vouchers, or other payment records for local, state an federal income tax paid for current year
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IRA and other retirement plan contributions, If self-employed, identify if expense was for self or employees
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Records documenting medical expenses
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Records documenting any other expenses that may be deductible
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Records documenting any other revenue received for sale of property that may be taxable or reportable