Between Heaven & Hell 2/BetweenHeavenHell.cdr/500/446/f1040.doc

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Form 1040 on AnalytiCalc

To use this Form 1040 package to help with your taxes, first have a look
at the F1040.CMD file to see if you need to edit it. The file specifier
for F1040.PCC MUST be correct for where it will be while AnalytiCalc is
running on YOUR system. Therefore, add a drive letter (e.g. change it
from just F1040.PCC to B:F1040.PCC if it will be on drive B: while the
AnalytiCalc program runs from A:.)

    Now run AnalytiCalc and type

@F1040.CMD

(or just repeat its contents).

This will inhibit scrolling, set a display of 6 columns and 20 rows,
and load the F1040.PCC saved sheet. (Note: WAIT for it to finish; some
internal extra prompts are displayed during load; viewscreen update
is turned off during load.)

Now type @SCHEDX.PCC or @SCHEDY.PCC depending on whether you want to
use Schedule X or Y (depends on your filing status). Then type
@SCHEDA.PCC to do Schedule A and/or @SCHEDB.PCC to fill in Schedule
B. Finally type @1040.PCC to fill in the main Form 1040 form. Your
tax amounts will be computed and appear on the screen.

    The Schedule A and B are to the right of the main form on
the sheet, with the Schedule X or Y rates still further over. The
tax form extends for a few screens down.

    This tax form was exact for 1983 and has been updated for
1984. Schedule Y is for joint returns only. For married couples filing
separate returns, edit SCHEDY.PCC so the dollar amounts are 1/2 of
the current ones; percentages are the same. The VF command will show
the formulae used if there are questions.
    Note that the tax figured is approximate; use the tax tables
for the exact amount if income is under $50K.