Need multiple macro buttons to insert new, formatted rows

I wish this was as simple as it sounds, but I have so many "exceptions" (for lack of a better term) that I have no idea how to set this up. I've attached an example spreadsheet that hopefully helps clarify my explanations.

I need to have a button for each seciton that will insert a new set of rows, properly formatted so the user can just fill in the blank. For instance, under the "Wages - Form W-2s" section, lets say the user completes the first row (cell D8) and has another to add. We need a button that will add both the row to fill in as well as the spacer row (like row 9). One of the conditions here is that it needs to add the new rows just above the "Check here if additional documents included that are not listed above" row (like row 10).

I need a separate button for every section on the form that behaves in this manner. Another "exception" is that all of the buttons need to stay in place and not move down the sheet with the addition of rows. They should each be placed either to the far right (preferred) or far left of the page, AND (another exception) should not print when the sheet is printed.

And if all that wasn't enough, the second page showing to the right of the first page (the Internal Use Only Side) should expand down, page for page, that the ones on the left do, which as you can see from the example is not currently happening.

Ugh! I feel like I'm asking for a miracle, and maybe I really am, but really hoping a miracle worker sees this and has some help for me!

Thanks

As an update, I have created a button with a macro assigned that will add the rows for me, so I have gotten that far. I've attached an updated example. Still need to figure out how to make them not print though and the whole page two thing.

Ok, another update. My macro button doesn't work as well as I thought it did. It seemed to at first on my sample data page. But if I remove the test data in the rows above and use it like it would be used if someone just started filling out the sheet, the lines get added in the wrong place. Back to the beginning I guess!

mikerickson - Thank you for your assistance. I'm sure what you've sent will work like a charm, as soon as I have our local expert help me decipher what I'm supposed to do. You gave instructions on things I've never used and don't know how to do! (Not your fault) Hopefully we can manage the rest on our own, though I'll certainly send a follow-up reply if I need further assistance.

Thanks so much for your help!!

The problem I'm having, is that I just don't understand your instructions. I have never worked with this "insert template" thing you have set up and I have no idea how to go about it. I am guessing that because that is not filled out, this is the reason that all the file does that you sent back is constantly pop-up a window about a run-time error and saying "invalid procedure call or argument". Even if I did know how to handle the whole template thing, I certainly have no idea how to "run SetUpCommandBar". Sorry! I'm sure what you've done is wonderful, but I just don't have the advanced Excel knowledge to understand what I'm supposed to do with this.

Totally agree with you. I will just make due with the basic buttons with the recorded macros assigned to them. To make them not print, I'm just keeping the to the far left and will exclude them from the print area. Thanks again for your help!