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I have no income last year (2018), I know that I do not have to file. However, is there any benefit to file a "0" one just for the consistency? Thank you!

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I have no income last year (2018), I know that I do not have to file. However, is there any benefit to file a "0" one just for the consistency? Thank you!

No. If you are not required to file and you have no withholding to get back, you do not file. TurboTax will not file a return with zeros, nor does the IRS want one.

I have no income last year (2018), I know that I do not have to file. However, is there any benefit to file a "0" one just for the consistency? Thank you!

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I have no income last year (2018), I know that I do not have to file. However, is there any benefit to file a "0" one just for the consistency? Thank you!

I have no income last year (2018), I know that I do not have to file. However, is there any benefit to file a "0" one just for the consistency? Thank you!

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