All of the following nondependent taxpayers are U.S. citizens. Which is required to file a 2018...
All of the following nondependent taxpayers are U.S. citizens. Which is required to file a 2018 income tax return?
A. Sal (62), married filing separately (MFS), $3,500 gross income, and spouse does not itemize.
B. Ariel (50), qualifying widower (QW), $18,550 gross income.
C. Fred (32), head of household (HOH), $17,500 gross income.
D. Clarisse (75), single (S), $12,575 gross income, all from wages.
Homework Answers
A) Person below age 65 is not required to file income tax return, if income earned in 2018 is below $12,000. Thus Sal is not required to file income tax return for 2018.
B) Ariel is not required to file income tax return, as person who is a qualified widower, is not required to file ITR, if income earned is below $24,000 for person aged below 65.
C) Fred is not required to file his income tax return, as income earned is below $18,000.
D) Clarisse, is also not required to file income tax return, as she is above age 65 and her income is below $13,600
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