Which forms are considered individual income tax forms?

The correct answer includes forms that are specifically designed for reporting individual income tax. The 1040EZ, 1040A, 1040, and 1040NR are all variations of the IRS Form 1040, which is used by individuals to file their annual income tax returns.

The 1040 is the standard form, while the 1040EZ is a simpler version for taxpayers with straightforward situations and the 1040A allows for some deductions and credits geared for individuals with lower incomes or fewer complexities. The 1040NR is specifically for nonresident aliens, allowing them to report their U.S. income. All of these forms focus on individual taxpayers and their income, making this set the correct representation of individual income tax forms.

In contrast, the other options include forms that serve different purposes. For instance, W-2 and 1099 are information returns used by employers and businesses, respectively, to report income paid to individuals but are not tax forms filed by the individual themselves. Similarly, Form 941 is a payroll tax return, while the 1040X is for amending previously filed returns and not a primary income tax form. Hence, option A stands out as the group that contains forms specifically related to