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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
As a dependent you do not receive your personal exemption of $4,050. Filing as Single your standard deduction is $6,300.
Your taxable income would then be the amount greater than $6,300
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
Were you an employee and received a W-2? Or were you self-employed and received a Form 1099-MISC or cash?
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
Is somebody else able to claim you as a dependent?
What forms did you enter into TurboTax?
What forms did you enter into TurboTax?
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
I received a W-2 and I had one job. Line 1: $9,056.67. And, I am a dependent (College student, 22). Thanks so far for you help guys! I appreciate
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
As a dependent you do not receive your personal exemption of $4,050. Filing as Single your standard deduction is $6,300.
Your taxable income would then be the amount greater than $6,300
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My gross income is less than $10,350 and I did not have Federal Income Tax removed from my paycheck during the year. Why am I being charged Federal Income Tax if my gross income isn't within the threshold to even pay taxes?
Thank you!!!