End-Year Tax Forms
End-Year tax forms refer to income tax forms an individual or business needs to fill out and file by the yearly tax deadline.
The forms required vary depending on whether you're filing as an individual employed by a company, self-employed, or filing as a business entity.
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Key Considerations for Tax Compliance
Electronic Filing
SSA recommends e-filing for Form W-2. W-3 only for paper filing.
State Requirements
Comply with state-specific reporting schedules and regulations.
ACA Compliance
Large employers must file Form 1094-C as a cover sheet.
Deadlines
Adhere to all deadlines to avoid potential penalties.
QuickBooks Online Experts
1. Form W-2
Reports employee wages and taxes. Due to employees by January 31.
2. Form W-3
Summarizes total wages and withholdings. Submit to SSA by January 31.
3. Form 940
Reports federal unemployment taxes. Due January 31 or February 12.
4. Form 944
For small employers. Due January 31 or February 12 with monthly deposits.
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