tax return

[taks ri-turn] / ˈtæks rɪˌtɜrn /

NOUN

document about taxpayer

Synonyms

STRONGEST

tax form

WEAK

annual return federal tax return joint return separate returns state tax return

Example Sentences

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But families don’t have to wait until then: They can get the process started now when they file their 2025 tax return.

From MarketWatch

You should also plan to maintain ties to the U.S. by filing tax returns, keeping a U.S. bank account open, and enrolling in Medicare when you turn 65.

From MarketWatch

Most people with straightforward tax returns probably wouldn’t see any change with IRS operations, Gleckman said, but “if there’s a problem, a glitch or an unusual situation, then things could get a little dicey.”

From MarketWatch

The contract cancellation stems from inadequate safeguards for sensitive data, referencing a 2023 tax return leak.

From Barron's

The IRS is expecting to handle 164 million tax returns in the filing season that runs through April 15.

From MarketWatch