Calculating ProfitPhoto credits

Object photographs only

The national pages use pages of IRS forms and instructions, which are works of the United States government and sit in the public domain. Each frame is one page, not a crop of another page. Schedule SE instructions, page 1, open the home. Form 2220 instructions, pages 1, 2, and 3, sit with the close, the loan, and the March drawing. Form 4797 instructions, pages 1, 2, and 3, sit with the till, operating profit, and the disclosures page. Form 8995-A instructions, pages 1, 2, and 3, sit with the return, the figure that gets written, and this credits page. Form 4562 instructions, pages 2, 4, 6, and 7, sit with the equipment list, the person who keeps the order, the booking page, and the access note. Form 8959 instructions, pages 1 and 2, sit with the questions and with these terms. Form 6198 instructions, pages 1 and 2, sit with the reply after you send a month and with the privacy note. The public files are i1040sse.pdf, i2220.pdf, i4797.pdf, i8995a.pdf, i4562.pdf, i8959.pdf, and i6198.pdf on irs.gov.

One interior page uses a daylight photograph of a capitol dome, released under CC0 by the photographer, file DSC07601 on Wikimedia Commons. That frame is credited in full on the picture sources note beside the site, and it is not used on any other page. The portrait of Steven Palmieri, where a page uses it, is a photograph kept by the practice and is not an IRS file and not a Commons file.

Earlier object photographs, a pad, a pencil, coffee, a cup, and a plant among them, are no longer on these pages. If a caption ever names a place the frame does not show, that caption is the line we rewrite. A form caption names the form. The dome caption names the dome.