What Documents should I Bring?

 

You can use any of the documents listed below that apply to you.

      Personal Data

    • Social Security Numbers (inluding spouse and children)
    • Child care provider information (Name, address, Tax I.D. or Social Security Number)
    • Alimony paid (Social Security Number)

     

      Employment & Income Data

    • W-2 forms and tax returns for 2002
    • W-2 forms for 2003
    • Unemployment compensation (Forms 1099-G)
    • Miscellaneous income, including rent (Forms 1099-MISC)
    • Partnership, S Corporation and trust income (Schedules K-1)
    • Pensions and annuities (Forms 1099-R)
    • Social Security/RR1 benefits (Forms RRB-1099)
    • Alimony received
    • Jury duty pay
    • Gambling and lottery winnings
    • Prizes and awards
    • Scholarships and fellowships
    • State and local income tax refunds (Forms RRB-1099-G)

     

      Homeowner/Renter Data

    • Residential address(es) for 2003
    • Mortgage interest (Form 1098)
    • Sale of your home or other real estate (Form 1099-S)
    • Second mortgage interest paid
    • Real estate taxes paid
    • Rent paid during tax year
    • Moving expenses

     

      Financial Assets

    • Interest income statements (Forms 1099-INT and 1099-OID)
    • Dividend income statements (Forms 1099-DIV)
    • Proceeds from broker transactions (Form 1099-B)
    • Retirement plan distribution (Form 1099-R)

     

      Financial Liabilities

    • Auto loans and leases if vehicle is used for business (account numbers and car value)
    • Student loan interest paid
    • Early withdrawal penalties on CDs and other time deposits

     

      Automobiles

    • Personal property tax information

     

      Expenses

    • Gifts to charity (qualified written statement from charity for any single donations of $250 or more)
    • Unreimbursed expenses related to volunteer work
    • Unreimbursed expenses related to your job (travel expenses, uniforms, union dues, subscriptions)
    • Investment expenses
    • Job-hunting expenses
    • Job-related education expenses
    • Child care expenses
    • Medical Savings Accounts
    • Adoption expenses
    • Alimony paid
    • Tax return preparation expenses and fees

     

      Self-employment Data

    • Business income (Forms 1099-MISC and/or your own records)
    • Partnership SE income (Schedules K-1)
    • Business-related expenses (reciepts, other documents and your own records)
    • Farm-related expenses (reciepts, other documents and your own records)
    • Employment taxes and toher business taxes paid for 2003 (payment records)

     

      Miscellaneous Tax Documents

    • Federal, state and local estimated income tax paid for 2003
    • Estimated tax vouchers, cancelled checks and other payment records
    • IRA, Keogh and other retirement plan contributions (if self-employed, identify as self or employees)
    • Records to document medical expenses
    • Records to document casualty or theft losses
    • Records for any other expenditures that may be deductible
    • Records for any other revenue or sales of property that may be taxable or reportable

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