Schedule 2 (Form 1040), Additional Taxes
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Schedule 2 (Form 1040), "Additional Taxes," is an IRS attachment for taxes that don't appear on Form 1040 itself, such as the Alternative Minimum Tax in Part I and self-employment, Additional Medicare, and net investment income taxes in Part II. The Part I total flows to Form 1040 line 17 and Part II to line 23. JustFill fills the official Schedule 2 PDF online free.
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Schedule 2 (Form 1040), Additional Taxes, is the IRS schedule you attach to your Form 1040 to report taxes that don't have a line on the main return. Part I (Tax) covers the Alternative Minimum Tax from Form 6251 and the repayment of excess advance premium tax credit from Form 8962, with the total on line 3 carried to Form 1040 line 17. Part II (Other Taxes) covers self-employment tax from Schedule SE, unreported Social Security and Medicare tax on tips, additional taxes on IRAs and other retirement plans from Form 5329, household employment taxes from Schedule H, the Additional Medicare Tax from Form 8959, and the Net Investment Income Tax from Form 8960, with the total on line 21 carried to Form 1040 line 23. You only attach Schedule 2 if at least one of these taxes applies to you. With JustFill you can fill Schedule 2 online free — the AI reads the PDF, places every line, and lets you type or dictate your figures in your browser, even on a scanned or non-fillable copy, with no Adobe.
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Your name as shown on Form 1040 and your Social Security number, so the schedule matches your return.
The Alternative Minimum Tax owed, carried from Form 6251.
Repayment of excess advance premium tax credit, from Form 8962.
Add lines 1 and 2; this total carries to Form 1040, 1040-SR, or 1040-NR, line 17.
Self-employment tax on line 4 (from Schedule SE), unreported tips (Form 4137) and uncollected wages tax (Form 8919), additional tax on IRAs and retirement plans (Form 5329), household employment taxes (Schedule H), and first-time homebuyer credit repayment (Form 5405) on line 10.
Additional Medicare Tax on line 11 (from Form 8959), Net Investment Income Tax on line 12 (from Form 8960), uncollected Social Security/Medicare/RRTA tax, and other write-in additional taxes subtotaled on lines 17a–17z and line 18.
The sum of your Part II other taxes; this total carries to Form 1040 or 1040-SR, line 23.
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