Artículo Federal employees. Federal employees

id="ientry-id1209">Federal employees Accrued leave payment, Accrued leave payment. Cost-of-living allowances, Government cost-of-living allowances. Disability pensions, Military and Government Disability Pensions Based on years of service, Pension based on years of service. Exclusion, conditions for, Conditions for exclusion. Terrorist attack, Terrorist attack or military action. FECA payments, Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA). Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA) payments, Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA). Federal government Employees (see Federal employees ) Federal income tax Not deductible, Taxes and Fees You Can’t Deduct Federal judges Employer retirement plan coverage, Federal judges. Fees, Fees for services. (see also specific types of deductions and income) Professional license, Professional Accreditation Fees Fellowships (see Scholarships and fellowships ) FICA withholding, Form W-2. , , Social security and Medicare taxes paid by employer. (see also Social security and Medicare taxes ) (see also Withholding ) Fiduciaries, Surviving Spouses, Executors, Administrators, and Legal Representatives , Trustees' fees. , Trustees' fees. (see also Executors and administrators ) (see also Trustees ) Fees for services, Personal representatives. Prohibited transactions, Prohibited Transactions Figuring taxes and credits, Worksheet 7-1. , Figuring Your Tax (see also Worksheets ) Filing requirements, Filing Information , Criminal Penalties , Married Filing Separately (see also Married filing separately ) Calendar year filers, When Do I Have To File? Citizens outside U.S., U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Living Abroad Dependents, Do I Have To File a Return? , Child’s earnings. Electronic (see E-file ) Extensions, Extensions of Time To File Gross income levels (Table 1-1), Individual taxpayers, Individuals—In General Joint filing, Married Filing Jointly , Accounting period. , Relief from joint responsibility. (see also Joint returns ) Late filing penalties (see Penalties ) Most taxpayers (Table 1-1), Unmarried persons (see Single taxpayers ) When to file, When Do I Have To File? Where to file, Where Do I File? Who must file, Do I Have To File a Return? , Who Should File Filing status, Filing status. , Filing Status , Death or birth. Annulled marriages, Annulled marriages. Change to, after time of filing, Amended Returns and Claims for Refund Divorced taxpayers, Divorced persons. Head of household, Head of household or qualifying surviving spouse. , Head of Household Qualifying person to file as, Qualifying Person Joint returns, Married Filing Jointly Married filing separately, Married Filing Separately Surviving spouse, Head of household or qualifying surviving spouse. Unmarried persons, Individuals—In General , Unmarried persons. (see also Single taxpayers ) Final return for decedent Standard deduction, Decedent's final return. Financial institutions, When and How Can a Traditional IRA Be Opened? (see also Banks ) Financiall