Do I have to file an Idaho return?

Do I have to file an Idaho return?

Idaho FAQ - Do I have to file an Idaho return?
Home  |  About Us  |  Products  |  Customer Service  |  States  |  Tax Corner
  QUICK LINKS
   Your Return

  Start a New 2008 Tax Return
  Login to My 2008 Tax Return
  Correct My Rejected Return
  Amend A Tax Return
  Prepare a Prior Year Return
  Status of My Tax Refund
   Form

  IRS Tax Forms/Publications
  State Tax Forms/Publications
   Questions

  What is E-File?
  IRS FAQ's
   More Information

  OnLine Taxes State Home Page
  OnLine Taxes Guarantee
  OnLine Taxes Newsletter
  Media Center
  Affiliates/Partnerships
  Privacy/Security
  Site Limitations






IBM and e-business Mark are TM's of IBM Corp.

BBBOnLine Privacy Seal

 

 Do I have to file an Idaho return?
Full-year residents must file an Idaho tax return based on gross income as shown in the following schedule (do not include Social Security income):

Married Filing Separate $3,200
Married Filing Jointly, both under 65 $16,400
Married Filing Jointly, one 65 or older $17,400
Head of Household , under 65 $10,500
Head of Household, 65 or older $11,750
Single, under 65 $8,200
Single, 65 or older $9,450
Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child, under 65 $13,200
Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child, 65 or older $14,200

Part-year residents must file an Idaho income tax return if their gross income from all sources while a resident and gross income from Idaho sources while a nonresident is more than $2,500.

Nonresidents must file an Idaho income tax return if their gross income from Idaho sources is more than $2,500

Gross Income consists of all income from all sources before applying expenses or deductions.

Back

Privacy/Security | Disclaimer/Terms Of Use | Site Map | Customer Service Live help

© On-Line Taxes, Inc.
Ph: 1-816-232-0095 | Fax: 1-816-232-1591