2002 return

A 2002 tax return is a formal report filed with the government that details your income, expenses, and other financial information from that year. It’s used to determine whether you owe additional taxes or are entitled to a refund. The return includes forms like the 1040, where you list sources of income such as wages, investments, or business earnings, and claim deductions or credits to reduce your taxable amount. Filing it accurately ensures compliance with tax laws and helps you settle your tax obligations for 2002.