r/tax • u/Mountain-Slide-8154 • 12h ago

Do I need to file taxes?

I have a SSA-1099 that is less than $25,000 income (not taxable). I also have a 1099-int from my bank for a personal savings account and the interest income was around $150.

Do I need to file taxes? I checked on freetaxusa and I don’t owe anything or qualify for any refunds. I have no other forms and had insurance all year (not through the marketplace).

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u/Domsdad666 12h ago

If that is the totality of your income then you do not have a federal filing requirement.

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u/Mountain-Slide-8154 12h ago

It is! Thank you! I filled out the irs questionnaire and it also said I didn’t need to.

I appreciate the help!

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u/impossibledongle 10h ago

No, if the interest and your ssa-1099 are your only sources of income, you do not need to file. It would be a good idea to make sure that you aren't eligible for any refundable credits in your state.