I received $3,700. Dollars for workman’s compensation for the loss of a finger while in federal prison do I have to claim that

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No, worker's compensation received due to an occupational injury is not taxable. You should not report this income on your tax return. Please view page 19 of IRS Publication 525 in the link below for more information.

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p525.pdf

Do I still have to file a tax return (federal or State of WV) if I've only received non-taxable workers' compensation (no other income) ?

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I received $3,700. Dollars for workman’s compensation for the loss of a finger while in federal prison do I have to claim that

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