Do I need to file taxes if I only receive social security in Illinois both state and federal

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Do I need to file taxes if I only receive social security in Illinois both state and federal

No you do not. If your only income was Social Security you do not need to file a federal tax return. IL does not tax SS so you do not need to file in IL either.

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Do I need to file taxes if I only receive social security in Illinois both state and federal

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