2010 Income Tax Return can run smoothly if you know what to report on your tax forms. Virtually all income is possible to file for tax return but you need to know what you should report on your tax forms. There are a few types of income that are not due for taxing and these are called non-taxable income.

A few non taxable income sources are related to credit card bonus and frequent flyer miles. Also some cases of forgiven debt and canceled mortgages are not liable for tax refund.

In opposite to those small exceptions, almost every other source of income needs to be reported for income tax return in 2010.

Most important to have a nice return is to report on all income you have had during the year and here follows an extensive list of all income types you should include in your tax form filling.

Salaries, wages and business income- in case you are an independent worker – are the first thing you need to report; bank account interests- aside from rare exceptions where you have tax free bank account interest- money market funds and bonds are also liable for tax reporting.

All your dividends need to be reported as well, either from mutual funds or stock as well as your last year's tax refund. Altho child support income is not due for tax report, alimony is and so are all the prizes you might have won during the current year. Annuities , pensions, rents , partnership income, farming income and income from foreign related transactions are also types of income you need to report.

At last, for 2010 Income Tax Return you also need to report ordinary and capital gains, IRA withdrawals and distributions, shared corporation profits, funds you've received from unemployment and social security services.