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Schedule A (Form 945)
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- 1. Employer Details: Name, EIN, and Address
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2. Taxes Withheld Details:
- Amount of Federal Income Tax Withheld
- Backup withholding details
- Monthly Tax Liability
- Deposit Details
- Signing Authority Information
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is IRS Tax Form 945?
IRS Form 945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax, is used to report tax withheld under backup withholding requirements from all non-employees, independent contractors, or freelancers. Information you must report on Form 945 includes all federal income tax withheld from all individuals subject to backup withholding, total backup withholding, total deposits, and balance due or overpayment.
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Q. When is Form 945 Due Date for 2019 Tax Year?
The due date to File Form 945 for the tax year 2019 is January 31, 2020.
Note: If you made deposits on time, in full payment of the taxes for the year, you may have time to file your Form 945 until February 10, 2020.
Q. What are the penalties for not filing Form 945 on time?
IRS may impose penalties for the following reasons.
- 1. Filing Form 945 late
- 2. Depositing taxes late
Apart from these, IRS might also impose penalties for failure to file information returns such as 1099-MISC/1099-R/W-2G or failing to send statements to the recipients.
In case you have received a penalty notice from the IRS, you can request an abatement of penalty by sending an explanation with a reasonable cause to the IRS. Don't attach an explanation when you e-file Form 945.
Q. What is Form 945-A used for and When it must be filed?
Form 945-A, Annual Record of Federal Tax Liability, is used to report employment tax liabilities. An employer must file with the IRS to declare tax liabilities on all non-payroll payments made to employees. The Form 945-A is filed annually with Form 945, but the tax liabilities are deposit by month. Employers must file if they deposit tax liabilities semiweekly or if their liability for any one month is greater than $100,000.
Q. What is Form 945-X?
The 945-X is used to make corrections for administrative errors on a previously filed 945 Form, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax. Form 945 reports federal withholding that has been reported on both W-2G and all the 1099 forms.