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We only have social security benefits and a pension . none of us worked. do we have to file
does a pension count as income and do we have to file a 2018 return
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We only have social security benefits and a pension . none of us worked. do we have to file
The answer to this would depend on how much you earned through those means together. For more information please reference the below answer:
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We only have social security benefits and a pension . none of us worked. do we have to file
Yes, your pension is income. You have a filing requirement. If your income is over the filing requirement, then yes, you must file.
Single
- Under 65 $12,000
- 65 or older $13,600
Married filing jointly
- Under 65 (both spouses) $24,000
- 65 or older (one spouse) $25,300
- 65 or older (both spouses) $26,600
Married filing separately
- Any age $5
Head of household
- Under 65 $18,000
- 65 or older $19,600
Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child
- Under 65 $24,000
- 65 or older $25,300
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