Re: DO I NEED TO FILE IF I AM OVER 70 YEARS OLD AND ONLY HAVE SOCIAL SECURITY

DO I NEED TO FILE IF I AM OVER 70 YEARS OLD AND ONLY HAVE SOCIAL SECURITY

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If your ONLY income for 2022 was Social Security, you do not have to file an income tax return.

You must file a federal return if half your SS or RRTA benefits plus your other income exceeds

Single, HOH, or qualifying widower $25,000

Married filing Jointly $32,000

Married filing Separately $0

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My son receives Social Security survivor benefits due to his father’s unexpected passing, do I use that as a death Benefits deduction on my Ohio State taxes?

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