Introduction
The Federal income tax forms are developed in a way that suits the social and economic conditions of all the federal tax payers. This means that the forms put into consideration the different aspects of life evident in the lives of the taxpayers. These aspects of life include but not limited to marriage, education, income earned or generated, age, health and social schemes, business and overall functionality of the economy. In this regard, the individual tax payers’ decisions on the forms to choose when it comes to payment of federal taxes are greatly influenced by these life aspects in the ...