My taxable income is $18,500 but TurboTax shows that I don't owe any Federal income tax, how is that possible

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My taxable income is $18,500 but TurboTax shows that I don't owe any Federal income tax, how is that possible

Your taxable income is on line 15 of your Form 1040. Think of your tax return as a big long math problem. On the lines after line 15 do you see any credits or amounts for tax withheld?

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My taxable income is $18,500 but TurboTax shows that I don't owe any Federal income tax, how is that possible

based on your dividends and capital gains, the Tax Code puts your tax at zero. Don't complain.

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