Page 1: identity, filing status and dependents
Tax year, names and SSNs, address, the $3 Presidential Election Campaign checkbox, five filing status boxes, the digital assets question and four dependent columns.
1040-SR
U.S. Tax Return for Seniors (Spanish Version)
Form 1040-SR (sp) is the IRS Spanish version of the 2025 Form 1040-SR, U.S. Tax Return for Seniors, for filers who want to read the return in Spanish. Its Spanish title is "Formulario 1040-SR, Declaración de Impuestos de los EE. UU. sobre los Ingresos para Personas de 65 Años de Edad o Más" (U.S. income tax return for persons age 65 or older), and all four pages are written in Spanish. The English edition is Form 1040-SR.
Page 1 holds names, address, filing status, the digital assets question, dependents and wages on lines 1a to 1z. Page 2 covers other income, adjusted gross income, deductions and tax on lines 2a to 24. Page 3 covers payments, the refund or amount owed, the third party designee and the signatures. Page 4 is the Standard Deduction Chart (Tabla de la Deducción Estándar), based on the boxes checked on line 12d. The form points to www.irs.gov/Form1040SRSP for the instructions and the latest information.
The PDF can be filled out free in the browser on this page and downloaded without an account.

Tax year, names and SSNs, address, the $3 Presidential Election Campaign checkbox, five filing status boxes, the digital assets question and four dependent columns.
Form W-2 wages, household employee wages, tip income, Medicaid waiver payments, dependent care and adoption benefits, Form 8919 wages and other earned income, totaled on line 1z, with nontaxable combat pay on line 1i.
Interest, dividends, IRA distributions, pensions and annuities, Social Security benefits, capital gain or loss and Schedule 1 income, total income on line 9, adjustments on line 10 and adjusted gross income on line 11a.
Checkboxes on line 12, the standard or itemized deduction on line 12e, the Form 8995 and Schedule 1-A deductions, taxable income, tax, Schedule 8812 and Schedule 3 credits, other taxes and total tax.
Withholding, estimated payments, refundable credits, refund with direct deposit fields, amount owed, estimated tax penalty, third party designee and signatures.
Gives the standard deduction by filing status and the number of boxes checked on line 12d, for example $17,750 for single with 1 box and $33,100 for married filing jointly with 1 box.
Enter names, SSNs and address, check one filing status box, answer the digital assets question Sí (Yes) or No, and list dependents with their checkboxes.
Enter each income item. The form says to attach Forms W-2, and Forms W-2G and 1099-R if tax was withheld. Line 1z adds lines 1a to 1h, and line 9 adds lines 1z, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 7a and 8.
Check the boxes for you and your spouse if born before January 2, 1961, or blind. The chart on page 4 asks you to add up the number of boxes checked on line 12d.
Find the filing status and number of boxes on page 4. The chart says not to use it if someone can claim you (or your spouse) as a dependent, your spouse itemizes on a separate return, or you were a dual-status alien, and to see the instructions instead.
Work through taxable income, tax and credits to total tax on line 24 and total payments on line 33. Line 34 is the overpayment, refunded on line 35a or applied to 2026 on line 36. Line 37 is the amount owed, with payment details at www.irs.gov/Pagos.
Sign and date under penalties of perjury, with your occupation and any IP PIN the IRS sent. The form says both spouses sign a joint return, and to keep a copy for your records.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The completed return is filed with the IRS. The first page has a space marked for IRS use only.
The form says to attach Forms W-2, and Forms W-2G and 1099-R if tax was withheld, Schedule B and Schedule D if required, and that a filer with a qualifying child may have to attach Schedule EIC.
By boxes checked, the chart lists single $17,750 or 19,750; married filing jointly $33,100, 34,700, 36,300 or 37,900; qualifying surviving spouse $33,100 or 34,700; head of household $25,625 or 27,625; married filing separately $17,350, 18,950, 20,550 or 22,150.
The chart says boxes may be checked for a spouse on a married filing separately return if the spouse had no income, is not filing a return and cannot be claimed as a dependent on another return.
The form points to www.irs.gov/Form1040SRSP for the instructions and the latest information, and to www.irs.gov/Pagos for how to pay an amount owed.
All four pages are in Spanish. The English edition with the same line numbers is Form 1040-SR.
1040-SR
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The title says the return is for persons 65 years of age or older. Line 12d has boxes for a filer or spouse born before January 2, 1961.
The signature section says both spouses sign a joint return. The chart on page 4 gives amounts for up to 4 checked boxes on a joint return.
Line 12d also has an "Es ciego" (is blind) box for you and for your spouse. Each checked box counts toward the Standard Deduction Chart.
The dependents section has four columns with checkboxes for the child tax credit and the credit for other dependents. With more than four, the form says to see the instructions and check the box.
The paid preparer section asks for the preparer's name, PTIN, firm name, firm EIN and phone, and a third party designee can be named to discuss the return with the IRS.
The individual taxpayer completes and signs it, together with the spouse on a joint return, and files it with the IRS. Its Spanish title names it as the return for persons age 65 or older.
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Spanish. It is the IRS Spanish version of the 2025 Form 1040-SR, U.S. Tax Return for Seniors. The English edition is Form 1040-SR.
Its Spanish title says it is the U.S. income tax return for persons age 65 or older. Line 12d asks whether you or your spouse was born before January 2, 1961.
The Standard Deduction Chart, which gives the standard deduction by filing status and the number of boxes checked on line 12d.
The chart says not to use it if someone can claim you (or your spouse on a joint return) as a dependent, your spouse itemizes on a separate return, or you were a dual-status alien. It says to see the instructions in those cases.
The form points to www.irs.gov/Form1040SRSP for the instructions and the latest information.
The form covers January 1 to December 31, 2025, or another tax year beginning in 2025.