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Print if you wish. Do not fill in boxes 1-7 of Part 2. STEP 2 Attach Form 1040K-2. Print, complete and attach to Form 1040K-2. STEP 3 Fill in boxes 1-5; boxes 1, 3, 7, 10, and 11. STEP 4 Attach Form U3. Do not complete boxes 18a-d of Form U3. See Part 4. STEP 5 Attach Form 2065. Attach Form 2065 to Form 1040K-2 by filing in your name and using Form 2065-A. STEP 6 Attach Form 1040-L. Attach Form 1040-L to Form 1040K-2 by filing by using Form 1040-L. Do not file by using Form 1040 or Form 1040A. Please note that the complete information is required on your federal tax return. You are not permitted to file Form 1040 and Part 12 without filing Part 12 entirely. This form is only available to be filled out using an Iowa address. It is not accepted when you are working out payment of your property taxes and/or property taxes and insurance. You should not refer to this form as the “Iowa 1040” or “Iowa Business Property Tax Return”. This form is required in all cases. Form 1040-I Taxable Income Report — For Individuals filing jointly For individuals who were required to file Form 1040 because they filed as a nonresident on their Tax Return Form 1040-I is a tax return for a Tax Year beginning /, 2009. A tax return is a report of your estimated Federal taxable income that you will report on your federal tax return. This form is only available to be filled out using an Iowa address. It is not accepted when you are working out payment of your property taxes and/or property taxes and insurance. You should not refer to this form as the “Iowa 1040” or “Iowa Business Property Tax Return”. This form is required in all cases. For Individuals filing jointly It is the responsibility of the taxpayer to complete the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) on Part II. There is no need to complete Part III nor is there a need to complete Part IV unless you are filing jointly with one or more dependents. For more information, please refer to IRS Publication 757 or contact your local Tax Assistance Center. Please note that the complete information is required on your federal tax return.