Comments on: Can a 66-year old individual with no retirement or regular income file for a tax return? http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/united-states/can-a-66-year-old-individual-with-no-retirement-or-regular-income-file-for-a-tax-return-2/ Issues concerns retirement and retired living Mon, 21 May 2012 12:52:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Judy http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/united-states/can-a-66-year-old-individual-with-no-retirement-or-regular-income-file-for-a-tax-return-2/#comment-409 Judy Sun, 24 May 2009 08:19:20 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/united-states/can-a-66-year-old-individual-with-no-retirement-or-regular-income-file-for-a-tax-return-2/#comment-409 <a href="http://kansieo.com">Create a video blog...instantly.</a> One of the requirements for getting a stimulus payment is filing a 2007 return with at least $3000 in eligible income. Eligible income includes income from working, from social security, from railroad retirement, and from some VA benefits. Create a video blog…instantly.

One of the requirements for getting a stimulus payment is filing a 2007 return with at least $3000 in eligible income. Eligible income includes income from working, from social security, from railroad retirement, and from some VA benefits.

]]> By: T Taylor http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/united-states/can-a-66-year-old-individual-with-no-retirement-or-regular-income-file-for-a-tax-return-2/#comment-408 T Taylor Sun, 24 May 2009 05:47:16 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/united-states/can-a-66-year-old-individual-with-no-retirement-or-regular-income-file-for-a-tax-return-2/#comment-408 <a href="http://kansieo.com">Create a video blog...instantly.</a> If you receive social security payments, you would file a 1040A in order to receive your stimulous payment. You're not filing for income tax purposes - just to be able to receive your stimulous check, which is perfectly fine. Just report what you receive on your 1099-SSA. Create a video blog…instantly.

If you receive social security payments, you would file a 1040A in order to receive your stimulous payment. You’re not filing for income tax purposes - just to be able to receive your stimulous check, which is perfectly fine. Just report what you receive on your 1099-SSA.

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