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No. If his only income is Social Security benefits you do not need to file a tax return for him. Neither should you include the benefits on your tax return.
No. If his only income is Social Security benefits you do not need to file a tax return for him. Neither should you include the benefits on your tax return.
My minor daughter received social security benefit when I retired. Last year she did not have any other income and I did not file a return for her. This year she earned a little over $200. Does she need to file a separate return from mine.
@Wayne4823 No, your daughter does not need to file a return with $200 of Earned Income to report.
Click this link for detailed info on Tax Filing Requirements for Children.
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