Investments and property: 11 forms you can fill in online
Sales, depreciation, and business assets. Pick a form and it opens in the editor. What you type stays on your device.
- Form 8949Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital AssetsLists each sale of stock or other capital asset. The totals carry over to Schedule D.2025
- Form 8960Net Investment Income Tax - Individuals, Estates, and TrustsUsed to figure the net investment income tax.2025
- Form 8824Like-Kind ExchangesReports exchanges of like-kind property, such as real estate, and any gain or loss that is recognized.2025
- Form 6252Installment Sale IncomeUsed to report income from a sale where you receive payments over more than one year.2026
- Form 4797Sales of Business PropertyReports sales and exchanges of business property, such as equipment or rental property, and certain involuntary conversions.2025
- Form 4562Depreciation and Amortization (Including Information on Listed Property)Used to claim depreciation and amortization deductions and to make the section 179 election.2025
- Form 4684Casualties and TheftsUsed to report gains and losses from casualties and thefts of personal or business property.2025
- Form 8582Passive Activity Loss LimitationsUsed to figure how much of your passive activity losses you can deduct.2025
- Form 8594Asset Acquisition Statement Under Section 1060Reports how the purchase price was allocated when a business's assets were sold or bought.Rev. November 2021
- Form 6765Credit for Increasing Research ActivitiesUsed to claim the credit for qualified research expenses.Rev. December 2024
- Form 3800General Business CreditUsed to combine and claim certain business tax credits.2025
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