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2% Limit
A.G.I. (Adjusted Gross Income)
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Accountable Plan
Actual Cost Meal Deduction
Adequate Records
Alternative Minimum Tax
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CONUS
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City-by-City
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D.O.T. (Department of Transportation)
Day Trips
Department of State
Displaced
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Employee Business Expenses
Enrolled Agent
Expiration Date
General Services Agency
Gross Income
Hours of Service Limits
IRS
IRS Form 1040
IRS Form 2106
IRS Publication 1542
IRS Publication 463
IRS Publication 529
Incidental Expenses
Indefinate Duty
Itemized Tax Deduction
Itenerant
M&IE
Meals
Necessary Expense
Non Taxable Per Diem
Nonaccountable Plan
OCONUS
Ordinary Expense
Per Diem
Per Diem Calculator
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Per Diem Rates
Personal Expense
Prorate
Recordkeeping
Reimbursement
Rest
Schedule A
Seasonal End Date
Seasonal Start Date
Special Per Diem Rates
Standard Deduction
Standard Meal Allowance
Standard Per Diem Rates
Substantiated Expenses
TDY
Tax Attorney
Tax Audit
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Tax Credit
Tax Deduction
Tax Home
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Taxable Income
Taxable Per Diem
Temporary Duty
Transition Period
Transportation Workers
Travel Expenses

IRS Form 1040

IRS Form 1040 is also called the U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. Form 1040 is the main IRS tax form that a flight crewmember uses to file their income tax return. The form is divided into several sections. Essentially, the sections include:

  • Income

  • Adjusted Gross Income

  • Tax and Credits

  • Other Taxes

  • Payments

  • Refund

  • Personal Information

There are three variations to the form 1040:

  1. Form 1040 (U.S. Individual Income Tax Return)

  2. Form 1040A (also called the medium form, excludes itemized deductions and certain other credits, and various other special requirements)

  3. Form 1040EZ (also called the short form, also excludes itemized deductions, and contains other various requirements)

For a flight crewmember to deduct their aviation-related employee business and travel expenses and take advantage of the popular per diem deduction, they must itemize their tax return.  That means they use IRS Form 1040 along with IRS Form 2106.

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