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Who must file taxes?
If your gross income was as least as great as the amount shown below and you are under 65 years old, you must file an income tax return
Single - $9,5...
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What are the types of filing statuses?
There are five possible filing statuses, based on your marital status and family circumstances, which determine the amount of your standard deduction,...
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Single Filing Status
Single is the default filing status for taxpayers who are unmarried or considered unmarried.
Your marital status on the last day of the calendar year...
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Married Filing Jointly Filing Status
Married filing jointly is one of two filing statuses available to married taxpayers, the other being married filing separately. Married filing jointly...
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Head of Household Filing Status
Head of household is a special filing status that allows for several unique tax breaks such as a higher standard deduction, lower tax rates, and more ...
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What is my principal residence?
Your principal residence, also known as your main home, is the home you live in most of the time. It can be a house, houseboat, mobile home, cooperati...
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