Its literally one page. The 2nd page is for the simplified instructions (full instructions / documentation is a lot more complicated... but if you qualify for the 1040EZ its a very very simple form)
If the IRS could put the 1040EZ online on a free website, that'd be great. I think I can support this Senate bill that is more or less suggesting that.
Unfortunately, I now own stocks, bonds, and am claiming deductions on mortgages and church contributions. So... I no longer qualify for the 1040EZ and have to use the more complicated form. But I bet a lot of normal people will benefit from the 1040EZ Form.
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040ez.pdf
Its literally one page. The 2nd page is for the simplified instructions (full instructions / documentation is a lot more complicated... but if you qualify for the 1040EZ its a very very simple form)
If the IRS could put the 1040EZ online on a free website, that'd be great. I think I can support this Senate bill that is more or less suggesting that.
Unfortunately, I now own stocks, bonds, and am claiming deductions on mortgages and church contributions. So... I no longer qualify for the 1040EZ and have to use the more complicated form. But I bet a lot of normal people will benefit from the 1040EZ Form.