| Publication 505 |
2003 Tax Year |
Index
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C
- Capital gain, tax on, Tax on net capital gain.
- Comments, Introduction
- Commodity credit loans, withholding on, Federal Payments
- Counting days, Aid for counting days.
- Credit card, Payment by Credit Card
- Credits, withholding allowances for, Child and dependent care credit (worksheet line F)., Tax credits (worksheet line 5).
- Cumulative wage method of withholding, Cumulative wage method.
E
- Eligible Rollover Distributions, Eligible Rollover Distributions
- Estates and trusts, Estates and Trusts
- Estimated tax:, Who Must Make
Estimated Tax Payments?
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- Aliens, Aliens
- Amended, Regular Installment Method
- Annualized income installment method, Annualized Income Installment Method
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- Blank worksheet, Instructions For Worksheet 2.10
- Credit against income tax, Credit for Withholding and Estimated Tax for 2002, Estimated Tax
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- Separate returns, Separate Returns
- Credit card, payment by, Payment by Credit Card
- Divorced taxpayers, Divorced Taxpayers
- Electronic funds withdrawal, Payment by Electronic Funds Withdrawal
- Estates and trusts, Estates and Trusts
- Farmers, Farmers and fishermen. , Farmers and Fishermen
- Fiscal year taxpayers, Fiscal year taxpayers.
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- Farmers and fishermen, Fiscal year farmers and fishermen.
- Fishermen, Farmers and fishermen. , Farmers and Fishermen
- Form 1040–ES, How To Pay
Estimated Tax
- How to figure, How To Figure
Estimated Tax
- How to figure each payment, How To Figure
Each Payment
- How to pay, How To Pay
Estimated Tax
- Regular installment method, Regular Installment Method
- Required annual payment, Required Annual Payment
- Underpayment penalty, Underpayment Penalty
for 2002
- When to pay, When To Pay
Estimated Tax
- When to start paying, When To Start
- Who must pay, Who Must Make
Estimated Tax Payments?
- Excess social security or railroad retirement tax withholding, Excess Social Security
or Railroad Retirement Tax Withholding
- Exemption from withholding, Exemption From Withholding
- Exemption from withholding:
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- Claiming exemption, Claiming exemption from withholding.
- Exemptions:
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- Phaseout, Phaseout.
- Withholding allowances for, Exemptions (worksheet lines A, C, and D).
F
- Farmer, Farmers and Fishermen, Farmers and fishermen. , Farmers and Fishermen, Fiscal year farmers and fishermen., Farmers and fishermen., Farmers and Fishermen, Farmers and fishermen.
- Fisherman, Farmers and Fishermen, Farmers and fishermen. , Farmers and Fishermen, Fiscal year farmers and fishermen., Farmers and fishermen., Farmers and Fishermen, Farmers and fishermen.
- Form:
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- 1040–ES, Introduction, How To Figure
Estimated Tax , How To Pay
Estimated Tax
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- Filled-in example, Second, Third, and
Fourth Periods
- 1040–ES(NR), Aliens
- 1041–ES, Estates and Trusts
- 1099 series, The 1099 Series
- 2210, Form 2210.
- 2210–F, Form 2210–F.
- 8822, Change of address.
- W–2, Form W–2
- W–2G, Form W–2G., Form W–2G
- W–4, Determining Amount
of Tax Withheld, New Form W–4.
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- Filled-in example, Example 1.3
- W–4P, Periodic Payments
- W–4S, Form W–4S.
- W–4V, Unemployment Compensation, Federal Payments
- W–7, Taxpayer identification number (TIN).
- W–9, Withholding rules.
- Free tax services, How To
Get Tax Help
- Fringe benefits, withholding on, Taxable Fringe Benefits
S
- Saturday, Sunday, holiday rule, Saturday, Sunday, holiday rule.
- Self-employment tax, Expected Adjusted
Gross Income, Step 4.
- Sick pay, withholding on, Sick Pay
- Standard deduction for 2002, Second, Third, and
Fourth Periods
- Suggestions, Introduction
U
- Underpayment penalty:, Underpayment Penalty
for 2002
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- Annualized income installment method, Annualized Income Installment Method (Schedule AI)
- Exceptions, Exceptions
- Farmers, Farmers and Fishermen
- Figuring your required annual payment, Figuring Your Required Annual Payment
- Fishermen, Farmers and Fishermen
- Form 2210, Form 2210.
- Form 2210–F, Form 2210–F.
- How to figure, Underpayment Penalty
for 2002, Figuring Your Penalty (Section B of Part IV)
- Regular method for figuring, Regular Method for Figuring the Penalty
- Short method for figuring, Short Method for Figuring the Penalty
- Waiver, Waiver of Penalty
- Unemployment compensation, Unemployment Compensation
W
- Waiver of penalty, Waiver of Penalty
- Withholding:, Federal Payments
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- Allowances, Withholding Allowances
(Line 5 of Form W–4)
- Alternative method, Alternative method of figuring withholding allowances.
- Backup withholding, Backup Withholding
- Changing, Changing your withholding.
- Commodity credit loans, Federal Payments
- Credit against income tax, Credit for Withholding and Estimated Tax for 2002
- Cumulative wage method, Cumulative wage method.
- Excess social security or railroad retirement tax, Excess Social Security
or Railroad Retirement Tax Withholding
- Exemption from, Exemption From Withholding
- Fiscal years, Fiscal Years
- Form W–4, Determining Amount
of Tax Withheld, New Form W–4.
- Form W–4S, Form W–4S.
- Fringe benefits, Taxable Fringe Benefits
- Gambling winnings, Gambling Winnings
- Getting the right amount withheld, Getting the Right Amount
of Tax Withheld
- Marital status, Marital Status
(Line 3 of Form W–4)
- Part-year method, Part-year method.
- Pensions and annuities, Pensions and Annuities
- Railroad retirement benefits, Federal Payments
- Rules your employer must follow, Rules Your Employer
Must Follow
- Salaries and wages, Salaries and Wages
- Separate returns, Separate Returns
- Sick pay, Sick Pay
- Supplemental wages, Supplemental Wages
- Tips, Tips
- Two jobs, Two jobs., Two-Earner/Two-Job Worksheet
- Underpayment penalty, Underpayment Penalty
for 2002
- Unemployment compensation, Unemployment Compensation
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