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Question 1

What is the purpose of Form Bir 1901?

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The purpose of Form BIR 1901 is to enable the Commissioner to assess if there is a current requirement to make a return by the relevant person. For an example of how BIR 1901 works, see: Where do I send my completed Form BIR 1901? Form BIR 1901 is to be used by the Department of Internal Affairs, but it cannot be used as evidence to support a tax assessment. Can I claim a personal disclosure exception? No, the Department cannot allow you to use Form BIR 1901 as documentation relating to an item of income or expenses. If a person in your situation decides to claim the exception they will need to provide documents that relate to the taxpayer's personal matters and the amount claimed. Can a person claim a personal disclosure exception if their name is not entered on our records? Yes the personal disclosure exception applies if the name of the taxpayer has been removed. However, this exception only applies to income that is not income of a taxpayer. If a taxpayer claims a personal disclosure exception, they should contact the Commissioner to confirm that the exemption is being made available to them. What if a person claims a personal disclosure exemption that is not being properly applied? This is an offense if the person does not disclose to the other person the information required to show the current disclosure requirement to make a return. Do I need to complete Form BIR 1901 to make personal disclosures or provide information? No, Form BIR 1901 provides you with a free copy of your personal circumstances. This does not include any income or expenses which you have not previously disclosed. Who is able to use Form BIR 1901? Form BIR 1901 is available for use by members of the public. You should check that you understand what is being asked before you send copies of Form BIR 1901. Does Form BIR 1901 provide my personal information? Yes, Form BIR 1901 provides your personal information and personal information of an individual who is claiming an exemption for their personal disclosure. This exemption applies to income and expenses paid, incurred or incurred after the individual's birth. If you were born before January 1, 1955, you will need to complete Form AIS 1901 for those tax purposes. How do I ask the Commissioner for a confidential review? If you are entitled to a confidential review then you must contact the personal disclosure unit by phone on 1300 340 668.

Question 2

Who should complete Form Bir 1901?

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If your child has been admitted to an eligible educational institution and is in attendance at such place on any day immediately before the filing date or has been admitted to an eligible educational institution on any day with the permission and consent of a parent, you may fill out and submit the form BIR 1901. Your child does not need to meet the income limits for filing Form 3115, Application for a Certificate of Eligibility, for your child to complete and mail this form. You or your legal guardian must sign the form BIR 1901. If your child does not have a home and no school at the time of filing the form BIR 1901, you may complete the form BIR 1901 if your child's home and school are located in the same county. This may also be a good time to fill out Form 3122, Application for a Certificate of Eligibility for Federal Student Loans. Your child does not need to meet the income limits for filing Form 3115, Application for a Certificate of Eligibility, for your child to complete and mail this form. You will then submit the appropriate form BIR 1901 and pay the appropriate fees by credit card or U.S. Postal Service order as directed by the institution. If your child has not been admitted to an eligible educational institution, you may complete Form 3122, Application for a Certificate of Eligibility for Federal Student Loans. You should pay the fee by credit card or U.S. Postal Service order as directed by the institution. NOTE: You are not required to complete Form BIR 1901 for your child's attendance at a home or school that is located in a different county. However, if you are in a different county or do not own land where the child's home resides, you must complete the form BIR 1901 for your child's attendance at an eligible educational institution that is located in your residence county, and you will not receive Federal student loans pursuant to a section 473(l) institution's loan to attend school in my name. However, if you own land, are an owner of an approved UFOs program, or have taken steps to make your property an eligible UFOs program in the name of a child and that child's parent, you may complete the form BIR 1901 for your child's attendance at an eligible educational institution that is located near you. If you must complete the form, you will need to attach one document showing the school or school site.

Question 3

When do I need to complete Form Bir 1901?

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This depends on the year when the filing is due and the current situation. Generally, the filing needs to be made each year that a change occurs in tax rates, a large tax refund is due or the year begins and ends on a Saturday. (As an example, if Form 1040‑B is filed April 15, it needs to be filed by December 31st of the same year.) The deadline for all other filing requirements is February 15 for returns filed with a calendar year filing deadline and March 15 for returns filed with a January 1st or July 1st filing deadline, or due to a failure to file (if it is not filed by April 15 or by November 15 of the preceding year). What is the deadline for my tax return? The deadline for filing your return is the due date for each quarter. The due date is the day before the quarter ends. When it is February 14, for example, it is February 20 in that year. To find the due date of the quarter and quarter end date, go to the Revenue Procedure 2007-20. If you need additional information, call 866‑855‑8324. What will my IRS e-filed return look like? A Form 1040EZ/NR 1040EZ or Form 1040NR is e-filed in an electronic format. What is e-Filing? An e-filed return means that your tax return will be electronically filed through IRS. The electronic filing system can process up to eight returns a day at a time. The amount to be filed will be reported as a separate line on the federal income tax return. This means that you may not be able to use the same tax forms that you normally use for your paper returns. Will I have to send my return by mail? The filing of your tax return by mail is discouraged unless you are in a situation for which this is appropriate. While we do encourage you to complete your income tax return by mail, we do not recommend that you mail it if filing online or with the E-file option. The main reason for mail is for the opportunity to scan the return into E-file and print it. This gives you the opportunity to view and print the return the next time you file electronically. Taxpayers are encouraged to complete their returns by mail if filing electronically. Note: If you elect to mail your return, be sure it is received by the mail no later than April 15 of the year following the filing date.

Question 4

Can I create my own Form Bir 1901?

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No. You must submit Forms BIR 1901 in the same manner as other Federal tax return instructions to confirm the amount of a tax liability. These forms must be submitted as described above. (Exception: If a company is using Form BIR 1901 to compute or report certain tax liabilities, that company may need to submit a Form BIR 806 to a third party payer prior to submitting Form BIR 1901 in order to make sure it is correct.) Can I use Form BIR 1901 for an existing or new business? Yes. The company may use Form BIR 1901 to report the liability on its tax return that results from an incident that occurred between it and the IRS. For example, a company may use Form BIR 1901 as an additional return to report the amount of a business penalty, in which case the company files Forms BIR 806 with IRS to determine whether the penalty will be refunded. How do I provide the IRS with my Form BIR 806? The third-party payer must provide a statement certifying that it is the proper payer to receive the refund of the penalty and interest due to the IRS on the amount of a penalty and the interest due to the company for the tax year in which the penalty was imposed. The second form, BIR 806-A, must be submitted to the designated payer (for example, the IRS). The third form, BIR 806-B, must be submitted to the IRS only if there is an issue with the statement provided to the IRS. What happens if I provide the correct statement to IRS (BIR 806-A) but I do not receive a refund? If the IRS is not satisfied with the response received, it will close the Form BIR 806. The company will no longer be required to pay the taxes and penalties (for example, interest and penalty) that would otherwise apply to the period in which the notice stated the amount of a penalty and interest due to the company for the tax year in which the notice was issued. The IRS will refund the portion of each payment attributable to the period in which the penalty and interest were determined. However, the IRS may require the company to submit an amended form which explains the error and includes, if needed, a tax adjustment to correct for any overpayment of tax.

Question 5

What should I do with Form Bir 1901 when it’s complete?

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Form BIR 1901: — Should be presented to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for processing and transfer to the state vehicle registration program. — Should go through a State Registrar for a copy of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) issued photo identification card. Note: the original Form BIR 1901 must be accompanied by a photocopy of the registration card. — Should receive its photo identification card within 30 days of completing BIR 1901. — Should receive a State Vehicle Registration Certificate within 10 days of completing BIR 1901. NOTE: If your application is delayed or denied, you may have to obtain your original Form BIR 1901, and you can obtain the original registration card if you choose to request it. The fee for completing and submitting BIR 1901: Fees There are two fees for completing and submitting BIR 1901: Fee for each person applying individually: 25 (Fee Schedule) Fee for all applicants: 50 (Fee Schedule) — Filing fees are waived for applicants who apply for both BIR 1901 and the NYS Vehicle Registration Certificate. — If you choose to complete BIR 1901 when completing the NYS Vehicle Registration Certificate, you must submit with your completed application a fee for each vehicle you intend to register. Additional Requirements for Complete Registration Applications A 10 application fee is charged per vehicle. The fee applies to each vehicle registration application. NOTE: A fee to issue new Vehicle Registration Certificates (RSS) will be charged at time of issuing your Certificate of Registration. There will be a 3 fee for this application and the 3 fee for the transfer of your certificates must also be paid as well. — Filing fees are waived for applicants who apply for both BIR 1901 and the NYS Vehicle Registration Certificate. — If you choose to complete BIR 1901 when completing the NYS Vehicle Registration Certificate, you must submit with your completed application a fee for each vehicle you intend to register. To view the fees. Click here. NOTE: A fee to issue new Vehicle Registration Certificates (RSS) will be charged at time of issuing your Certificate of Registration. There will be a 3 fee for this application and the 3 fee for the transfer of your certificates must also be paid as well.

Question 6

How do I get my Form Bir 1901?

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All prospective customers should first visit our website and download and complete the BIR01 application form to begin the process. Once the BIR01 application form is complete, please return it to us at the address below. We'll be happy to take your application. Form BIR-01 Application Form If you are a BIR applicant, you must complete the next section on the BIR01 application form if you wish to be considered for your deposit. (see instructions below) The Form BIR-01 Application Form Your Form BIR-01 application will include the current form BIR-01, a fee of 55, and an original and one copy of a photo identification (driver's license or passport) (please provide up to three documents from the following documents). The BIR-01 photo identification will state the full name and photograph(s) of your applicant. You may fill out one-time BIR-01 applications, and one each time the application fee amount increases. (See below) If a first time application is sent, or if the fee increases, the applicant must submit proof of funds. Proof of funds may come in the form of: Proof of payment for any fees for this application A receipt, from the original seller, for any fees paid by the applicant All money payment receipts must be stamped “CONFIRMED RECEIPT” or “CONFIRMED TRANSACTION” and include the original (or the most recent) seller's address, phone number, and any relevant transaction date; and A copy of the seller's BIR-01 deposit confirmation signed by the seller. We cannot accept the following forms of payment for deposits: Checks payable to: Forms of Payment. Visa, MasterCard, American Express. Cash Any money order or wire transfers. Please make sure the payment of an applicant's deposit, as outlined above, has been processed before you fill out the BIR01 application. If payment in whole or in part is overdue, we will not be able to process your application once you have turned in the application. Please allow 3-4 weeks at the earliest for our mailing address to process your application. All information entered on the Form BIR-01 is confidential. We will not share any information obtained from you.

Question 7

What documents do I need to attach to my Form Bir 1901?

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If you are a U.S. Citizen, please attach an application for U.S. citizenship. If you are an alien and do not have a U.S. address, please attach an application for an Alien Registration, Form DS-2019. (If required, you may want to attach a letter of explanation or legal advice.) If you are applying for an adjustment from an alien visa, you can use the Immigration Bulletin to request an electronic copy of your visa application from INS. This will allow you to attach other documents in addition to the visa application. Follow the instructions on the Immigration Bulletin. If you are requesting an adjustment of status from an H-2A visa, you will need to file a new Form I-129, Petition to Remove as a Nonimmigrant, as soon as you receive notice of action on your Form I-129 petition. Follow the instructions on the immigration bulletin. If you are submitting an Application for Change of Status, you will need to complete a new I-797, Application for Change of Status with Notice of Hearing, and attach one set of supporting documents (e.g., supporting documents) as described in the Immigration Bulletin. If you need to show your nonimmigrant visa number you will need to send it directly to INS; it cannot be found in documents attached to the original Form BIR 1901. If you need to show your nonimmigrant visa status, please send it directly to INS; it cannot be found in documents attached to the original Form BIR 1901. If you are filing on behalf of a child under the age of 16, you must provide a written statement of your intent to prove that he or she is an orphan, as described in the child-welfare regulations. If you are filing on behalf of a non-U.S. citizen spouse of a U.S. citizen, you must provide a written statement that he or she is an orphan, as described in the child-welfare regulations. If you are asking for a change to your employer, the employer must show that you will be able to support the spouse/family in the U.S. You must receive permission from your employer in order to change your employment status. For more information on this process and instructions for submitting documents and Forms, please consult Guide 201A.

Question 8

What are the different types of Form Bir 1901?

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BIR 1901 (Form BIR 1902 or BIR 1903) is the single largest federal tax form issued by the government for income taxes. It is issued for single year filers and can be used for either income taxes to be paid for the current year or the tax return for a previous year. In addition: If you have filed an extension for your return you may still use BIR 1901 — Single. If you did not file an extension you may use the BIR 1901 — Multiple as well as the BIR 1901 — Multiple or Multiple filing status. The BIR 1901 Filing Method (Single — Single income tax only) means you will only pay the same amount of tax owed on a single return. If the amount that you owe is between 5,000 and 35,000, and you are not filing an extension, and you did not pay the tax by March 31, 2017, or file a Form 1040X with a Form 8886 (or Form 1040NR with a Form 8442), you will use the BIR 1901 — Single as a single tax return. If your net tax liability for 2017 is more than 35,000, you should use the BIR 1901 — Multiple. If you filed an extension for your tax return during 2017 and your net tax liability was over the 35,000 tax thresholds in 2017 (or you filed a Form 1040 with a Form 8886, you may still use the BIR 1901 for your 2017 taxes to be paid for the previous year. If you signed a statement with a copy of your Form 1040X or your return has been filed with a Form 8886, you will use the BIR 1901 for your tax return to pay. If you signed a statement with a copy of your Form 1040X but filed with a form 8886, you will use the BIR 1901 in lieu of the BIR 1901 Filing Method. Your net tax liability for 2017 includes, unless exempted, your nonrefundable child tax credit. If you signed a statement with a copy of your Form 1040X but are filing with a form 8886, you will use the BIR 1901 as a single tax return but will include the amount that you owe. For more information, see: Additional tax information Your net tax liability may change from an amount that you are reporting on the BIR when you file your return.

Question 9

How many people fill out Form Bir 1901 each year?

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The State Elections Office does not make that information available. However, information from various sources, including the Department of Revenue, shows that there may be some people whose incomes exceed the 10,000 or so required to form BIR-I. Q: What are the possible reasons for refusing to form BIR-I? A: For example, if an applicant fails to return a completed Form BIR-I because he or she lacks the resources to provide the information requested, the IRS may refuse to issue payment; or refuse to grant the application on account of one or more of the following: insufficient income, failure to meet minimum filing requirements, filing deadline not specified, tax return to be returned incomplete, insufficient information given at time of request, failure to comply with tax law, failure to follow directions of Revenue officer. Q: Is Form BIR-I still valid? A: Yes. A taxpayer filing Form BIR-I is entitled to an IRS tax refund equal to 75% of any amounts that otherwise would be required to be refunded because the tax return was not filed by the due date or due date was so much later or after the due date as required. If Form BIR-I is refused under the provisions of IRC Section 3346(a)(6)(E), the taxpayer is entitled to a refund equal to the amount of such payments (as computed in accordance with the instructions accompanying such form) minus any amounts paid by the taxpayer after such date. Also, the taxpayer must file an alternative return or a substitute form BIR-I. Q: Can anyone file for a refund of overpayments or penalties? A: No. Form BIR-I: Instructions and Sample Forms Additional Resources Form BIR-I, Statement of Information Regarding U.S. Return, (IRS Publication 970), is available on the Federal services Website.

Question 10

Is there a due date for Form Bir 1901?

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Yes. If Form BIR 1901 is filed on or before March 1, 2002, you must file your income tax return on or before August 31, 2003. If Form BIR 1901 is filed after March 1, 2002, you are due a refund by April 15, 2003, if the amount on Form BIR 1901 is 5 million or less. If Form BIR 1901 is filed of an aggregate amount of more than 5 million, you must file your income tax return on or before July 31, 2003. How can I correct tax errors on Form BIR 1901? If the information provided on your Form BIR 1901 does not match the information on the Taxpayer's Current Address, or There is a discrepancy between information on Form BIR 1901 and information on the Taxpayer's Current Address, Send Form BIR 1901 to the address given on the form, but keep a copy in case an address change occurs. You can use the Form BIR 1901 Checklist to correct the tax problem on your return. Can my spouse fill out Form BIR 1901? Yes. A married couple can both print Form BIR 1901 and sign it. They can then write their respective signatures on their spouses' copies of Form BIR 1901. Are there any filing restrictions on filing Form BIR 1901? Yes. You are not allowed to file Form BIR 1901 if your estimated tax is less than 200,000 for the year or if you have any tax deficiency that exceeds 25,000. Can I file Form BIR 1901 if I paid a penalty under section 6021? Yes, if you filed a Form 3023 and paid a penalty. However, this section of the tax laws requires that you pay the penalty on time, for some amount less than the deficiency, and you must notify the IRS of your change of address. When can I file Form BIR 1901? You can file Form BIR 1901 no earlier than December 31, 2002. You must file Form BIR 1901 by April 15, 2003, if there are any amounts received on your Form 1040 (or Schedule C) for the year that are subject to the credit for the Year's Income.

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