Free Tax AZ Tax Doc List
Essential Checklist for Your Tax Filing Success Book a consultationClient PortalPersonal Information: This information will be collected when you are signing up on our client portal.
– Your social security number.
– Your spouse’s full name, date of birth & social security number or tax ID number
– Identity Protection Pin (If Applicable)
– Account & Routing number to receive refund by direct deposit OR pay your balance if you choose to (unless you prefer a check mailed)
– Prior year’s tax return (Recommended but not required)
Dependent(s) Information: This information will be collected when you are signing up on client portal.
– Dependents full name, date of birth social security & number or tax ID number.
Sourced Of Income: Only a select few of these forms are necessary for your annual tax filing based on your individual circumstance.
Employed
– Form W-2 (Wages From Employer)
Unemployed
– Form 1099-G (Unemployment Compensation)
Retirement Income
– Form 1099-R (Pension/IRA Income)
– Form SSA-1099 (Social Securtiy Income)
Savings, Interest & Dividends
– Form 1099-INT (Interest Income)
– Form 1099-DIV (Dividends & Distributions Income)
Other Income/Documents
– Form W2-G (Gambling)
– Record of alimony received/paid with ex-spouses name and social security number.
Deductions: More than likely you won’t need all the documents below. Your life situation determines the types of deduction you can take.
Education Expenses
– Form 1098-T (Tuition Statement)
– Form 1098-E (Student Loan Interest)
Childcare Expenses
– Record/Receipts of childcare with provider including EIN – Child must be under 13
K-12 Educator Expenses (Teacher)
– Records/Receipts Of Classroom Out Of Pocket Expenses
Retirement/Savings
– Form 5498 (IRA Contributions)
– Form 5498-SA (HSA Contributions)
Health Insurance
– Form 1095-A (If you are enrolled in an insurance place through the marketplace)
What Is NOT Included In The Free Tax AZ Program
– Married Filing Seperately Status
– 1099 Self Employment/Business Income (Schedule C)
– Rental Income
– Investment Income Or Stock Sales (Schedule D)
– Itemized deductions on Schedule A (e.g., large medical expenses, property taxes, or donations).