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1999 Form 1040A Income Tax Calculator


Filing status		Single Married

Exemptions [Help]		Yourself Spouse
Additional dependents (children, parents...) [Help]

You were 65 or older		Blind
Spouse was 65 or older		Blind

Income:
7	Total wages, salaries and tips. Box 1 of your W-2 forms [Help]
8a	Taxable interest
8b	Tax-exempt interest
9	Ordinary dividends
10	Taxable IRA distributions
11	Taxable pensions and annuities
12	Unemployment compensation, qualified state tuition program earnings, and Alaska Permanent Fund dividends
13	Total Social Security (Box 1)
Adjustments:
15	IRA deduction (see IRS instructions)
16	Student loan interest deduction (see IRS instructions)
Credits:
26-33	Credits (see IRS instructions)
Tax Payments:
35	Federal income tax withheld (box 2 Form W-2)
36	1999 estimated tax payments
37-38	Earned income & child tax credits (This must be entered manually)[Help]

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This income tax calculator will only check your mathematical calculations. This program assumes you are eligible to file a Form 1040A. Please read the IRS instructions relating to filing Form 1040A before filing your return.

EXEMPTIONS:
You generally get one exemption for yourself, your spouse and any dependents you are allowed to claim. If someone else could claim you on their return, you can not claim the exemption and you should not check this box. If you can claim yourself, place a check in the box.
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ADDITIONAL DEPENDENTS:
Add up the total additional exemptions you are claiming and enter that number in the box. Don't count yourself again and don't include any of your pets.
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WAGES:
Add together all taxable wages for the year. This is usually the amount found in box ten of your W-2. If you are married, add both you and your spouses wages together.
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EARNED INCOME CREDIT:
If you qualify for the earned income credit enter your credit on this line. This calculator will not calculate your earned income credit.
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