February is knocking on our door, which means it’s probably time to start thinking about and planning for tax time. If you have investments, there are a number of tax documents you will receive from your custodian, and sometimes they can be confusing, or even scary. In this episode of the Whiteboard Series, I cover the most common tax forms individuals will receive and give a quick explanation of each. I’ve included a list of the documents below to make it easier to take notes.
Most common tax forms:
- W-2
- 1099s (B, DIV, INT, R)
- K-1
- 5498
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