Full question:
What is the earnings you have to make to be required to file income tax return? For example, do you have to make over $6000 per year before you are required to file income tax return?
- Category: Taxes
- Date:
- State: Ohio
Answer:
In Ohio, you need to file an income tax return unless one of the following applies:
- If you are single, age sixty-five or older, and your federal adjusted gross income (AGI) is less than $11,400 without Schedule A adjustments.
- If you are married, filing jointly, age sixty-five or older, and your federal AGI is less than $12,800 without Schedule A adjustments.
- If your only income is retirement income eligible for the Retirement Income Credit, and this credit equals or exceeds your tax before credits (line 6 on form IT-1040).
- If you qualify for the senior citizen credit and your tax before credits (line 6 on form IT-1040) is $50 or less.
- If your exemption amount (line 4 of form IT-1040) is equal to or greater than your Ohio adjusted gross income (line 3 of form IT-1040).
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