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List of Tax Forms and Tax Schedules

Editorial teamBy Editorial teamJanuary 15, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Updated for tax year 2025.

What are tax forms?

Income tax forms are the official government documents the IRS requires you to fill out when you file your taxes. Usually, the more complicated your finances are the more tax forms you may need to fill out.

On top of the federal tax forms, many states and cities (like Portland) have their own tax forms you may need to complete. Often, the local tax forms are modeled after the federal forms.

Where to get IRS tax forms?

You can download tax forms from many places, including the IRS website. However, many of those sites don’t help you fill out the forms. TaxAct® can help you fill out your tax forms if you file using our intuitive tax preparation software.

Below is a list of the most common IRS tax forms you may need to file your taxes this year.

Federal tax forms

Informational tax statements

What are tax schedules?

Tax schedules are another type of tax form you may be required to prepare and submit with your tax return when you have certain types of income or deductions. This can include income from interest, the sale of property, or charitable contributions. Here’s a list of common schedules.

Tax schedules

The bottom line

Navigating tax forms can feel overwhelming, but understanding which forms and schedules apply to your financial situation is the first step to a smooth tax season. Whether you’re filing a straightforward return with a Form 1040 or tackling more complex filings with additional schedules, having the right tools and resources makes all the difference. When e-filing with TaxAct, we can help you confidently complete your tax forms and maximize your tax benefits. Stay informed, stay prepared, and let us help make tax season stress-free.

This article is for informational purposes only and not legal or financial advice.

All TaxAct offers, products and services are subject to applicable terms and conditions. 

The OBBB is now also being referred to by lawmakers as the Working Families Tax Cut Act. You may see one or both names used here, but they refer to the same set of tax changes.



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