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About Form 4797
Understanding the IRS Form 4797 For investors and business owners in the business/investment industry, one of the more confusing aspects to understanding form 4797 is its usage. First, let's explain two of the most common terms that are commonly used when explaining this form: Filing Status Taxpayer and Business. For those unfamiliar with this term, there are eight possible filing statuses: individual, joint, qualifying widow(er), qualified widow(er) individual, married filing jointly, head of household, Qualified Unmarried Spouse and Qualified Widow(er) Qualifying Widow(er) Individual Generally speaking, if you own business assets, you must file a joint return with your spouse. As a joint owner of business assets that generate income, you must be filing. This means, when working with a Form 4797 form, you are working in an area where the IRS has a vested interest in your success. The IRS understands that entrepreneurs often have several types of business assets that may need to be accounted for, and they are responsible for preparing and filing reports to accurately reflect what those assets are and what they're worth. To help entrepreneurs keep track of their business assets, the IRS created a special report called Form 4797, or Form 8938, and then assigned them an IRS code (an eight-digit number). This report, when filled out properly, should give business owners the ability to keep track of their business income and expenses. While not all assets are included in Form 8938 due to potential conflict with other government revenue sources (such as income or capital gains), the IRS will still create a separate report for each type of legal entity in order to accurately report each entity's income and expenses. Taxpayer Generally speaking, if you are considered a taxpayer, you can only be a taxpayer for one tax year. This means that if you and a partner (the only people who have to file federal tax returns with the same form) each start a business at the end of the year, and that business doesn't generate enough profits to trigger form 4797, then you will each have to file a separate return and pay a separate tax. However, with a few exceptions, you need to file your income tax returns separately just like you would normally, such as payroll taxes (federal) or state tax (El Dorado fee) and federal and state personal or estate tax (and, more on that coming soon).
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