Federal Fillable IRS Forms
(2010–2025 + Current Year)

Learn how to file Schedule E for tax year 2011. Covers rental income, partnership earnings, passive loss rules, and supporting IRS forms.

Step-by-step guide to Schedule E 2010. Covers rental income, partnership reporting, passive loss rules, required forms, and proper filing tips.

Review Form 1040NR (GI) for tax year 2013 covering nonresident income rules, allowable exemptions, required schedules, and filing requirements.

Learn how to file Form 1040NR (GI) for tax year 2011, including nonresident income reporting rules, schedules, exemptions, and filing steps.

Guide to Form 1040NR (GI) for tax year 2010 explaining nonresident income rules, required schedules, exemptions, and step-by-step filing requirements.

Understand Form 1040-A rules for tax year 2017, the final year of use, including eligibility limits, income restrictions, and filing scope.

Learn how Form 1040-A worked for tax year 2016, including eligibility criteria, permitted income sources, credit limits, and filing requirements.

Guide to Form 1040-A for tax year 2015 covering eligibility conditions, allowed income types, standard deduction use, and filing limitations.

Review Form 1040-A rules for tax year 2014, including eligible income sources, credit limits, taxable income thresholds, and filing restrictions.

Understand Form 1040-A eligibility for tax year 2013, including income restrictions, standard deduction rules, and when the full Form 1040 was required.

Learn how Form 1040-A applied for tax year 2012, including eligibility rules, permitted income types, available credits, and filing limitations.

Guide to Form 1040-A for tax year 2011 explaining eligibility rules, allowed income and credits, taxable income limits, and when Form 1040 is required.

Use this guide to follow the Form 1040-A (2010) Instructions accurately, including the correct lines, required attachments, and filing steps.

Use the Instructions for Form 1040 (2013) to file correctly, including updated line references, credits, schedules, signatures, and 2013-specific rules.

Use Instructions for Form 1040 (2012) to file accurately with corrected line references, credits, AMT, dependents, and extension payments.