IRS Tax Forms and Publications

Why this page exists

The IRS publishes thousands of forms and dozens of taxpayer guides every year. Most small-business owners only ever need a small subset — and tracking down the right one on IRS.gov can burn an hour you don't have. This page is a curated shortcut: the forms our team actually pulls up most often when we're preparing returns, responding to IRS notices, or walking a client through an extension or amendment.

Each link below opens the official IRS.gov PDF directly — no login, no third-party hosting, no out-of-date copy. The forms are grouped by who typically files them: individual filers, small businesses (Schedule C, S-Corp, partnership), employers handling payroll, and taxpayers responding to an audit or collection letter. Within each group we've flagged the most common companions (e.g. Schedule SE alongside Form 1040 for self-employed filers).

A form alone rarely solves the problem. If you're here because you got an IRS notice, our IRS Defense team handles the response end-to-end. If you're prepping for tax season, the tax preparation team files for individuals and entities. And if you're staring at Schedule C and wondering whether it's time to elect S-Corp status, our advisory team runs the comparison for you. The forms are the artifact; getting them right is the work.