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To the IRS by the Due Date on the Corrected Form or the Due Date set by the IRS as explained in the “Invoices” field on the Corrected Form. You must pay any applicable penalties and interest as provided in subsection (d) of section 6501(e). For your return to be issued, the estimated amount must be reported correctly: (i) in the “Adjustments and Other Items” section of the Corrected Form; or (ii) by using the Instructions. Failure to report correctly will decrease your refund by an amount equal to the understatement of the estimated tax not allowed. The estimated tax amount included on the Corrected Form must also include the appropriate amount from box 2 of your return for any penalties and interest which would have been assessed, had you failed to meet the requirement to report correctly. For more about the Earned Income Credit click here The Earned Income Tax Credit (ETC) is a federal tax credit that provides a tax credit of up to 2,000 per qualifying child for the first 1,000 of income received by the qualifying child. The credit may also be used for work performed, for up to four years after the child's 18th birthday. The ETC is also adjusted annually for inflation. You may have received the tax credit as a credit on one of IRS Form 8962, Earned Income Credit Application. The ETC is not available for the following: Earned income of a legal guardian. The payment of benefits by an employer to a recipient who is not an employee. The payment of benefits to a person who has a physical or mental condition which materially limits a major life activity. A nonresident alien paid in whole or in part for labor or services performed, within the scope of his or her actual business activities. Any benefit or payment received by the recipient from his nonresident spouse or that nonresident's individual household income of which amounts have been included in the recipient's gross income or tax-exempt status under section 245A. Qualifying Children are persons who have a relationship to a taxpayer similar to that between parent and child, or through whom a person has received or is expected to receive a direct or indirect subsidy, award, or financial assistance in a manner of which any substantial portion could be characterized as payments for any of the taxpayer's health care costs or social insurance coverage or pension benefits.

Who Needs Form 941c?

Form 941 is created for taxpayers who have previously filed Forms 941, 941-M, 941-SS, 943, 944, 944-SS, 945 or 843. The form isn’t filed separately. It needs to be filed together with any of the forms listed above.

What is Form 941c for?

Form 941c is called Supporting Statement to Correct Information and serves to provide supporting information to particular sections of earlier filed forms. These sections are: adjustments to income, social security and medicare taxes. Form 941c isn’t used for current adjustments. It is not required for group-term life insurance or sick pay adjustments for third parties. An important fact is that Form 941c isn’t considered to be an amendment return. Therefore, it can’t be filed separately. This is a kind of attachment to the form it supports.

Is Form 941c Accompanied by Other Forms?

The Supporting Statement to Correct Information is always attached to the form its supports. You can make as many adjustments as needed. Suppose you have submitted several returns that need correction. If that is the case, use 941c form for each form.

When is Form 941c Due?

According to the rules, a taxpayer is allowed to make adjustments within three years after a tax return’s due date or the day it was filed.

How do I Fill out Form 941c?

In total the form consists of five parts but not all of them need to be filled out. It depends on a taxpayer’s tax situation. However, at the very least, one needs to provide their name, telephone number and Employer Identification number. Part 1 should be completed with adjustments for overpayments only. If the adjustments are underpayments, there is no need to fill out part 1.

Part 2 accounts the federal income tax withholding. Part 3 is designed for Social Security tax adjustment. In part 4 provide Medicare tax adjustments. Part 5 contains fillable fields for additional explanations for the adjustments.  

Where do I Send Form 941c?

Once ready, Form 941c is sent to the IRS either by mail or electronically.

Tax form 941 also known as the employers quarterly federal tax return it's typically used by most small businesses this video or the series of videos is going to show you how to fill out quarterly federal tax return the first thing you'll need to do is to fill in the personal information that personal information involves filling in your employer identification number and in case you're not familiar with the employer identification number it's a nine-digit number that the federal government uses to identify you as an employer who is subject to tax withholding and reporting it also ensures that your business receives the proper credit for payments of taxes withheld its kind of like having a social security number for your business now if you don't have one you need to get one an EIN can easily be obtained by applying for one on the IRS website and completing the form SS — four will make sure that there is a link at the bottom of this video, so you're going to want to fill in your employer identification number as well as your name and after that you're going to want to also fill in your trade name or also business name is another word for it and your business address now if you take a look at the example that we have on the screen we've already gone ahead, and we've done that we've put in the end all the other personal information the next thing you're going to want to do is you're going to want to select the appropriate reporting period or the appropriate calendar quarter for the period that you're filing for in this case we have checked quarter number three or period number three which would be July August and September now the rest of this video is going to step you through the five parts and the 18 steps on this federal form, and it's going to show you how to fill it out, and we'll get started with the other parts in a second