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Form 6251, Alternative Minimum Tax—Individuals, is an IRS form individuals file with their Form 1040 to figure whether they owe alternative minimum tax (AMT) instead of, or in addition to, regular income tax.
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Individuals use Form 6251 to determine whether they owe the alternative minimum tax. You may need it if you have certain deductions, incentive stock options, or other AMT adjustments, or if the Form 1040 instructions or worksheet direct you to complete it. The form itself walks through the AMT calculation; check the current IRS instructions to confirm whether you must file.
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