Your total income after certain adjustments and before deductions and credits.
A fixed amount that reduces your taxable income without needing to itemize expenses.
Specific deductible expenses that can be claimed instead of the standard deduction.
A person you support who may qualify you for certain tax benefits.
A dollar-for-dollar reduction of your tax liability.
An expense or adjustment that reduces taxable income.
Money returned to you when your tax payments exceed your actual tax liability.
Taxes taken out of your paycheck or other income throughout the year.
Profit from selling an asset for more than its cost.
Loss from selling an asset for less than its cost.
Generally what you paid for an asset, adjusted for certain items.
The form used to report income and expenses from a sole proprietorship.

Social Security and Medicare taxes paid by self-employed individuals.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.