Income — Wages, Interest, etc. Workout
Types of Income
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Skills Workout: Types of Income
Question 1 of 3
Under what circumstances must a person report taxable income?
Always
Always, unless the income is only from interest
Always, unless the income is below the tax return filing threshold
Always, unless the person is identified as a dependent on someone else's tax return
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Publication 4491 Income
Intake/Interview & Quality Review Sheet
Skills Warm Up: Workout Resources
Income Job Aids from Publication 4012
Case Study 1: Workout Resources
Types of Income
Skills Workout: Types of Income
Wage Income
Case Study 1: Multiple Forms W-2
Skills Warm Up: Missing Form W-2
Skills Warm Up: Household Employees
Tip Income
Skills Warm Up: Tip Income
Case Study 1: Tips Not Reported to Employer
Skills Warm Up: Reporting Tip Income
Scholarship and Fellowship Income
Skills Warm Up: Reporting Scholarship Income
Case Study 1: Reporting Scholarship Income
Interest Income
Skills Warm Up: Taxable Interest
Case Study 1: U.S. Savings Bonds
Skills Warm Up: U.S. Savings Bonds
Case Study 2: U.S. Savings Bonds Co-owners
Skills Warm Up: Reporting Interest Income
Dividends and Corporate Distributions
Skills Warm Up: Dividend Distributions
State and Local Refunds and Alimony
Case Study 1: State and Local Refunds
Skills Warm Up: State and Local Refunds
Skills Warm Up: Alimony
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Out of Scope Situations for VITA/TCE
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Publication 4491, Income
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