Get 2004 Form 1040 (Schedule H) - Irs

From the Input Return tab, go to Credits ⮕ Household Employment Taxes (Sch. H). Enter the Employer identification number. Select Taxpayer, Spouse, or Joint.

If you employed a person to perform work in your household and you had control over the what the person did and how they did it, then you must complete Schedule H. You must file Schedule H even if you don't file an individual income tax return.

The Schedule H is an annual filing, prepared in conjunction with the employer's personal income tax return. Form 941 however, must be filed and paid every quarter. Even if there was no household payroll in a quarter, the family using a form 941 return must file every quarter.

If you employed a person to perform work in your household and you had control over the what the person did and how they did it, then you must complete Schedule H. You must file Schedule H even if you don't file an individual income tax return.

If you don't file Schedule H with your personal income tax return, or you don't withhold the required taxes from your employees' wages, you may be in arrears and could face penalties.

If you don't file Schedule H with your personal income tax return, or you don't withhold the required taxes from your employees' wages, you may be in arrears and could face penalties.

Use Schedule H (Form 1040) to report household employment taxes if you paid cash wages to a household employee and the wages were subject to social security, Medicare, or FUTA taxes, or if you withheld federal income tax.

Household employers that file Schedule H may defer payment of the amount of the employer's share of Social Security tax imposed on wages paid during the payroll tax deferral period.