No, you don't need to file a return. But you should save the documents on the house sale in case there is a question raised in the future about the proceeds. Since it was her primary residence it isn't taxable but the IRS only knows that for sure if you tell them so it is possible (although unlikely) that they will ask about it down the road. Other than that she has no reporting requirements.
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