This year, with the new Tax Reform legislation, the tax forms have been revised and the only form that is used is the revised Form 1040. There is no longer a Form 1040EZ nor a Form 1040A. If you have a business (and you say you don't) you would also file a Schedule C for that business.
That said, if you earn income in which you receive a Form 1099-MISC, with an amount in Box 7 Nonemployee Compensation, you are considered to be self-employed (owning a business) and must also file Schedule C. If you don't have a Form 1099-MISC, then you will not see Schedule C on your tax return, but will still file a Form 1040.
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