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Child not to file a return

P6

8814

Election to include child's income on parents return

Unearned income

Unemployment compensation, taxable Social Security benefits, taxable pensions, annuity income, canceled debt, unearned income from trust, taxable interest, dividends, capital gains

Earned income

Salary, wages, tips, fees, taxable scholarship, fellowship grants

Single dependent requirements for over age 65

Unearned 2550, earned 7750, gross greater than the larger of 2550 or earned income plus 1900

Single dependent requirements for under age 65

Unearned 1000, earned 6200, grows more than the larger of 1000 or earned plus 350

Serving in combat zone

Deadline to file is 180 days after the latter of


Last day in combat zone or


Last day of continuous hospitalization stay related to injury from Service

4868

Extension up to October 15th

8379

Injured spouse form

Injured spouse relief

Spouse files a joint return


All or part of the refund is applied against the separate paths do federal tax state tax child support or student loan

1040 X

Amends returns to correct forms 1040, 1048, 1040ez, 1040 EZ T, 1040nr, 1040nr - EZ

Deadline for filing a claim for refund

Latter of 3 years from date of filing original return or


Two years after paying tax

Refunds cannot go into what kind of an account?

SIMPLE IRA

8888

Form for a refund to go to more than one account or to buy up to $5,000 in savings bonds

9465

Installment agreement request form

W7

Form for ITIN

How to determine if someone is a resident alien

They meet either the green card test or the substantial presence test

Green Card test

A lawful permanent resident of the United States at any time during 2014 and took no steps to be treated as a resident of foreign country under an income tax treaty

Substantial presence test

Considered a US resident if you are physically present in the United States for 31 days during the year 183 days during the previous three years (all 2014 + 1/3 2013+ 1/6 2012)

Qualifying child