Tax Forms

Form 1120 Schedule K simplifies corporate tax filings with key details on ownership, investments, and compliance

Schedule M-2 simplifies tax reporting by aligning your company's book income with IRS requirements.

Schedule M-1 simplifies tax reporting by aligning your company's book income with IRS requirements

Schedule L on IRS Form 1120 offers a precise snapshot of corporate finances, detailing assets, liabilities, and equity

Learn the key facts about IRS Form 1125-E: required for reporting officer pay in corporations with $500K+ gross receipts

Learn why filing Form 7004 by April 15 can be beneficial for startups. Discover common reasons for needing an extension and how it can help you avoid penalti...

What you need to know about how to use IRS Form 3800 to calculate, claim, and carry over your business tax credits

Learn how to reduce your tax bill with IRS Form 4562 to claim deductions for asset depreciation on major business purchases.

Understanding Form 1120 Schedule G is essential for startup founders. This guide explains what it is, when to file it, and how to complete it accurately to a...

File Form 941 correctly—learn what payroll taxes it reports, due dates, common mistakes, and how startups avoid IRS penalties.

Form 944: What do startups need to know? IRS Form 944, also known as the Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return, is a tax form designed for certain small empl...

For startup employers who offer health coverage to their employees, Form 1095-B communicates details about the health insurance they provide. It includes inf...