I assume you mean "have one dependent."
If you earned the money through self-employment, yes.
You must file a tax return if you received any amount of advance earned income credit payments from your employer during the year, or if you owe any taxes, such as:
You should also file if you had gross receipts from sale of capital assets (stocks, bonds, real estate) even though you may have had a loss or very small gain. If you do not file, the IRS will assume that your basis was $0 and the full gross amount you received was a short-term capital gain.
If none of the above applies to you, $500 is below the minimum filing threshold for any filing status.
But remember, if you had taxes withheld from your pay or if you are entitled to any refundable credits (such as the Earned Income Credit - EIC), you will not receive them unless you file.
You should also check your state's rules if your state has an income tax, but it is unlikely that any state would require you to file.
500
There is only one file that the name ends with GIF. The only file that ends with GIF is saving a picture.
The only common factor of 311 and 500 is one.
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The court will act on only one petition. If you both file the petitions will be combined into a single case.The court will act on only one petition. If you both file the petitions will be combined into a single case.The court will act on only one petition. If you both file the petitions will be combined into a single case.The court will act on only one petition. If you both file the petitions will be combined into a single case.
None. There is only one number in 500. That number is "500" and it is not a prime number.There are 94 prime numbers that are smaller than 500.
not sure but in America there only realy was one
One cannot "buy" indulgences at all, they are not now, and have never been "for sale". An indulgence can only be earned. It can only be earned for oneself and for the poor souls in purgatory.
The AAC file format is all I know. Maybe the only one.
The only common factor is one.
There is only one and it is 1
Generally, Single under age 65 isn't required to file a tax return for earned income under $9,350 for 2009. A Single/Married Filing Jointly dependent generally isn't required to file for earned income under $5,700. The standard deduction for Single for 2009 is $5,700. Your income is zeroed out by your standard deduction. So you owe no taxes. Although you're not required to file, you should file in certain situations. One, you should file for a refund of any withheld tax. Two, you should file if you're eligible for certain credits (such as earned income, making work pay, etc.).