@teri360 I replied to your earlier post which was in another thread. You said you lost your spouse in December and that he always took care of the tax returns. You should not feel one bit stupid. Tax returns are hard; in many marriages one spouse takes care of the tax returns, and the other spouse is not involved--until, sadly, now you are. (I have already instructed my own spouse that he will just have to go to a paid preparer because I know he will not be able to do it if he outlives me.)
But, again, if you have no W-2's, and only have the SSA1099 documents for Social Security for 2024, you do not even have to file a tax return. If you have any OTHER 1099's like a 1099R from an IRA or a 401k or a pension, that is different so post back if you need more help.
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