Working On A Small Calculator/

I've been browsing these forums the past couple days, and I've got most of my program figured out now, but I'm seeking advice as to where I should do a few calculations, and how I should pass my data between my input and my output forms. my basic program consists of a user entering 4 positive values on my main form - and then I calculate various constant percentages based upon these numbers. I then need to output these values into various labels on my output form. I have successfully implemented doing all of this on a single form, but I have over 30 outputs to display so it was a bit cluttered on a single form.

1) is it better to do all my calculations within the code of my input form and output the calculation results to the output form, or is it better to take my inputs, send those 4 values to the output form and do my calculations and output there? (i'm thinking it's the latter and is how i'm currently coding this)

2) in my second form, I cannot remember how to pass values between forms and I have not been able to find any examples that have jump started my brain into remembering. Currently I'm planning on sending my 4 inputs to the output form, doing the calculations, and outputting everything there.

for my input page:

Public Sub btnCalc_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCalc.Click
'each textbox is programmed to only allow numerals
'Get input from user

[code]....

and i think this will have the form calculate everything when it loads up. I'll later add code so that after I close it - I'll have my input form reset so i can immediately run another set of calculations. (currently not programed, i need to get the basics up first)