Do I have to file tax returns if I only collected Social Security income for the whole year and no taxes were taken out?

Total Social Income divided by 50% is well under requirement stated.

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If your only income was Social Security you are not required to file a tax return unless you have a 1095A for having marketplace health insurance.

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Hello, I used Turbotax to complete my 2024 federal income taxes. I collected Social Security and a state pension. My spouse had a W2. Where can I find on my Turbotax return how much of my Social Security was taxed and at what percent? Thanks.

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