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What if I made other income of less than $1000. Do I have to claim it?

Did not receive a W-2 but a 1099-MISC

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If you received a 1099-MISC in 2016 with income designated in box #7, the IRS considers you elf employed , and if your net income (income less expenses) was greater than $400, you are required to file a return.

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Not allowing me to claim low income credit when I was a resident of the state from 2022-2023 going to school. Why is that. Wouldn’t allow me to do so last year either.

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