Entity returns

All businesses must report their annual taxes to the Internal Revenue Service. Companies must choose a tax return according to the type of entity: series 1041 for estates and trusts, series 1065 for partnerships, and series 1120 for corporations. With pdfFiller, you can browse our complete library of fillable templates and choose the form you need.

Your guide to entity tax returns

Every individual who conducts business must report their annual income and pay obligatory taxes. The IRS is an agency that receives all reports and processes them accordingly. Likewise, every business is bound to opt for an entity tax return.

There are particular forms for every type of entity. Trusts and estates use series 1041, partnerships use series 1065, and corporations use series 1120. The key details about the entity tax return forms are below.

Form 1041 has a particular title, U.S. Income Tax Return for Estates and Trusts. There are 29 points to accomplish and are determined as Charitable Deduction, Income Distribution Deduction, and Tax Computation. There is a block in the form for Other Information.

Another statement that refers to entity returns is U.S. Return of Partnership Income (1065). It includes more fields where an applicant fills in the information about the partnership. There is also a place for an electronic signature.

Form 1120 is the U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return and it contains Tax, Refundable Credits, and Payments sections. The template includes Schedule C, J, L, M-1, and M-2.

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Taxation for Business Entities