No. Tax returns are considered private financial matters and are not made available to others who for some reason think they are entitled to get into your business. Sometimes politicians may release their tax returns but this is a voluntary move on their part and is in no way a requirement for anyone.
Some papers are more or less permanent, such as titles to property. Tax returns: I'd say seven years. Papers that are duplicated in the public records: it doesn't really matter, because you can always obtain copies from the public records.
You "file" your tax returns with the taxing authority (federal government, etc.) You can also "efile" your tax returns by submitting them electronically.
By using the IRS, you can claim tax returns easily. The IRS is a good way to get tax returns. If you have any troubleshooting, they have a help section.
In addition to their other services EZ tax does do business tax returns, although additional charges may be applied depending on the location and size of business.
The fiscal year is (or should be) stated in a company's charter. If it's incorporated (with stock sold to the public), the fiscal year will be stated in its annual reports to stockholders. Even if not publicly owned, the fiscal year MUST be stated in its tax returns, which ought to be a matter of public record.
They are not public record.
No.
yes, he does. He releases his tax returns to the public.
H&R will provide online tax returns for clients if they are requested. They are considered to be a trusted source for income taxes.
E-tax returns
A Public Accountant is a profession of being an accountant. It is someone that knows taxes and tax laws and can help prepare tax returns and help with audits. They also are certified and have licensing.
using computers to record tax data
Some papers are more or less permanent, such as titles to property. Tax returns: I'd say seven years. Papers that are duplicated in the public records: it doesn't really matter, because you can always obtain copies from the public records.
The 529 college savings plan does not offer a tax deductible on federal income tax returns, however the contributions are considered gifts and come out tax free.
You "file" your tax returns with the taxing authority (federal government, etc.) You can also "efile" your tax returns by submitting them electronically.
By using the IRS, you can claim tax returns easily. The IRS is a good way to get tax returns. If you have any troubleshooting, they have a help section.
The fiscal year is (or should be) stated in a company's charter. If it's incorporated (with stock sold to the public), the fiscal year will be stated in its annual reports to stockholders. Even if not publicly owned, the fiscal year MUST be stated in its tax returns, which ought to be a matter of public record.