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OMB No. 1545-0047 SCHEDULE R-1 (Form 990) Continuation Sheet for Schedule R (Form 990) 2009 Attach to Form 990 to list additional information for Schedule R (Form 990), Part I; Part II; Part III;

How to fill out 2010 schedule r 1

How to fill out 2010 Schedule R 1:

1. Gather all relevant financial documents such as retirement account statements, annuity statements, and any other documentation related to retirement income.
2. Start by filling out the first section of Schedule R 1, which requires you to provide personal information such as your name, social security number, and filing status.
3. Move on to the second section and enter any pension or annuity income received during the tax year. Include the total amount received and the payer's name and address.
4. Next, proceed to the third section and report any disability income received. Include the total amount received and the payer's name and address.
5. If you received any survivor or death benefits, enter that information in the fourth section. Provide the total amount received and the payer's name and address.
6. In the fifth section, report any taxable amount from retirement plans such as IRAs or 401(k)s. Include both the total amount and any taxes withheld.
7. Finally, complete any additional sections on the Schedule R 1 that apply to your specific situation, such as the sixth section for social security benefits.

Who needs 2010 Schedule R 1?

1. Individuals who received pension or annuity income during the tax year.
2. Individuals who received disability income.
3. Individuals who received survivor or death benefits.
4. Individuals who had taxable amounts from retirement plans.
5. Individuals who received social security benefits.
6. Those who are required or choose to file a 2010 tax return and meet any of the above criteria should complete Schedule R 1.

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What is schedule r 1 continuation?

Schedule R 1 Continuation is a additional form attached to Schedule R of the individual income tax return. It is used to report any additional tax credits and payments that were not able to be reported on Schedule R.

Who is required to file schedule r 1 continuation?

Taxpayers who have additional tax credits or payments that were not reported on Schedule R are required to file Schedule R 1 Continuation.

How to fill out schedule r 1 continuation?

To fill out Schedule R 1 Continuation, you need to provide the necessary information for each additional tax credit or payment. This includes the type of credit or payment, the amount, and any applicable supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of schedule r 1 continuation?

The purpose of Schedule R 1 Continuation is to ensure that all additional tax credits and payments are properly reported and accounted for on the individual income tax return. This helps to ensure accurate and fair tax calculations and filings.

What information must be reported on schedule r 1 continuation?

On Schedule R 1 Continuation, you must report the type of additional tax credit or payment, the amount, and any supporting documentation that is required. This information is necessary to accurately calculate the individual's tax liability.