Tax Return Calculator, Estimator for This Year Tax Calculator, Refund Estimator for 2024 IRS Tax Returns Due in 2025 Start Over Estimated Results: $0000 Step-1 Filing Status Step-2 Dependents Step-3 Income Step-4 Deductions Step-5 Other Step-6 Credits Step-7 Paid Taxes Step-8 Results Step-9 W-4 PRO Filing Status Will Go Here Select and click on your Filing Status below. Single Head of Household Married Filing Jointly Married Filing Separately Surviving Spouse As married filing separate, if you can answer at least ONE of these three questions with yes, then select YES as your answer. Did you have at least one qualifying child, relative, person who lived with you more than 6 months during the tax year? Did you live apart from your spouse for at least 6 months during the tax year? Were you legally separated based on your state law and did not live in the same household as your spouse as of December 31? Yes No Enter Your Age as of December 31, 2024 Are you legally blind? Yes No Are you claimed by another Taxpayer? Yes No Enter Your Spouse's Age as of December 31, 2024 Is Spouse legally Blind? Yes No Can Spouse be claimed by another taxpayer? Yes No Who can be your Dependent either as qualifying child or qualifying relative or other dependent? Details Do you qualify to claim one or more Dependent(s) on your tax return? Yes No Enter the number of Dependents under the age of 17 (as of Dec. 31, 2024) who qualify for the Child Tax Credit. Not sure? Click the CHILDucator link below. Ask the Childucator Enter the number of Dependents who qualify for the Other Dependent Tax Credit. Ask the Relative and Childucator Enter your and your spouse's estimated or reported annual tax year income from all jobs and income sources. One income type is required in order to proceed to the next section. Enter Your Tax Year Income Annual W-2, paycheck based income (estimates are okay). Do not include paycheck pre-tax deductions e.g. healthcare expenses, 401K, retirement, etc. Yes No $ Your Spouse's Tax Year Income See instructions above under 01 (estimates are okay) Yes No $ All Tax Year Unemployment Income Add your (and spouse) total from Form 1099-G or estimate Yes No $ Your Tax Year Federal Taxes Withheld Add your annual tax withholding based on your W-2 or paychecks (estimates are okay) Yes No $ Your Spouse's Tax Year Federal Taxes Withheld Add your spouse's annual tax withholding based on your W-2 or paychecks (estimates are okay) Yes No $ Self-Employment Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC Yes No $ Social Security Form SSA or Form 1042S Have Social Security Income? Click here. Retirement Form 1099-R etc. Yes No $ Farm Profit/Loss statement Yes No $ More Income Your Estimated AGI $ Rental / Real Estate Profit/Loss statement or 1099-MISC Yes No $ Interest / Dividends 1099-INT or 1099-DIV Yes No $ Long Term Capital Gains / Losses Yes No $ Short Term Capital Gains / Losses Yes No $ Alimony Yes No $ Refunds / Credits / Offsets Yes No $ Other Gains / Losses Yes No $ Other Income Yes No $ Based on your information, it looks like you only have Social Security income and if this is correct, you generally will not owe taxes or get a refund and may not need to file a tax return. Your Tax Year Standard Deduction for You and Your Spouse - Should You Choose Standard or Itemized? Standard Deduction $ Deductible Part of Self-Employment Tax $ Qualified Business Income Deduction $ Medical / Dental Expenses Yes No $ Home Mortgage Interest and Points Form 1098 Yes No $ State and Local Taxes (SALT) e.g. Real estate taxes, sales taxes, personal property taxes Yes No $ Charity Contributions Pre-Tax IRA, 401-K Contributions Form 5498 Yes No $ Health Savings Acct. (HSA) Contributions Form 5498-SA Yes No $ Self-Employed Retirement Plan Contributions Yes No $ Self-Employed Health Care Premiums Yes No $ Alimony Paid Yes No $ More Deductions Moving Expenses Yes No $ Student Loan Interest / Tuition and Fees Form 1098-T Yes No $ Educator Expenses Yes No $ Early Withdrawal of Retirement Penalty Yes No $ Casualty / Theft Loss from federally declared disasters Yes No $ Investment Interest Yes No $ Reservist / Performing Artists / Fee-basis Government Expenses Yes No $ Other Taxes Paid Yes No $ Other Itemized Deductions Yes No $ Are you responsible for any of these taxes or did you make any of these repayments for Tax Year 2023? Details. Excess Advance Child Tax Credit Repayment $ Alternative Minimum Tax Yes No $ First-Time Homebuyer Credit Repayment Yes No $ Unreported Social Security/Medicare Yes No $ Premium Tax Credit Repayment Yes No $ More Taxes Tax on IRAs / Other Savings Accounts Yes No $ Household Employment Taxes Yes No $ Other Taxes You Pay Yes No $ Click on the Tax Credits Help below for instructions on the amounts to enter - details. Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) $ Child Tax Credit $ Important Note Additional Child Tax Credit Credit for Other Dependents $ Child and Dependent Care Expenses Before you select Yes or No or enter the expense amount, check the CAREucator tool to find out if you qualify for this Credit. Yes No $ Child and Dependent Care Credit Amount Max. Credit Amount $2,100 $ American Opportunity Credit Education Tax Credit Form 1098-T by an eligible educational institution Yes No $ Lifetime Learning Credit Yes No $ Premium Tax Credit for Health Insurance Reported via Form 1095-A to you Yes No $ More Credits Retirement Savings Contributions Credit Yes No $ Residential Energy Credit Yes No $ Foreign Tax Credit Yes No $ Other Tax Credits Yes No $ Enter the following tax payment amounts you made during the tax year. As a result, they will increase your tax refund or reduce your taxes owed. IRS Federal Taxes Withheld Through Your Paycheck(s) As entered by you in the Income section from your W-2 or as an estimate. $ Taxes You Paid When You Filed an IRS Tax Return Extension for the given Tax Year Yes No $ Excess Social Security Taxes Withheld during the Tax Year Yes No $ Previous Tax Year Tax Overpayments Yes No $ Tax Year Tax Estimates Yes No $ Overview Details Forms You have now Successfully Completed Your IRS Income Tax Return Calculation! Estimated Tax Refund: $ Estimated Taxes Owed: $ It looks like you are not getting a Tax Refund, nor will you owe additional Taxes. Enter your email address and you will receive other relevant tax e-filing updates as well as applicable tax return preparation promo codes. We will not share your email with anybody. Learn more about transactional emails. Email Submit Now get your Tax Refund Anticipation or Tax Refund Money Date Use the Start the DATEucator. 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Filing Status : Child Tax Credit Dependents Other Dependents Income $ W2 Taxes Withheld $ Adjustments to Income $ AGI $ Standard Deduction $ Itemized Deductions $ Taxable Income $ Tax On Income $ Other Taxes $ Non-Refundable Credits $ Payments / Refundable Credits $ Your Estimated Tax Return Tax Forms Needed Based on the Information you entered on this Tax Calculator, you may need the following Tax Year IRS Tax Forms to complete your Income Tax Return. State Forms are not listed here. Form 1040 Version Form 1040 Form 1040-SR Supporting Schedules Schedule 1 Additional Income and Adjustments to Income Schedule 2 Additional Taxes Schedule 3 Additional Credits and Payments Income Forms Form W-2 Wage and Tax Statement Form 1099-INT Interest Income Form 1099-DIV Dividends and Distributions Form 1099-SSA Social Security Benefits Statement Form 1099-R Distributions From Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Insurance Contracts, etc. Form 1099-G Certain Government Payments Form 1099-MISC Miscellaneous Income Schedule B Interest and Ordinary Dividends Schedule C Profit or Loss from Business (Sole Proprietorship) Schedule D Capital Gains and Losses Schedule E Supplemental Income and Loss Schedule F Profit or Loss from Farming Other Types of Income [[Link to Taxable Income Page]] Deduction Forms Schedule 8812 Qualified Business Income Deduction Schedule A Itemized Deductions Form 8283 Noncash Charitable Contributions Form 1098-E Student Loan Interest Statement Form 1098 Mortgage Interest Statement Form 4952 Investment Interest Expense Deduction Form 8889 Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Form 4684 Casualties and Thefts Form 3903 Moving Expenses Form 2106 Employee Business Expenses Forms for Additional Taxes Schedule SE Self Employment Tax Form 6251 Alternative Minimum Tax Form 5405 Repayment of the First-Time Homebuyer Credit Form 8919 Uncollected Social Security and Medicare Tax on Wagest Form 5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts Form 8962 Premium Tax Credit (PTC) Schedule H Household Employment Taxes Form 8959 Additional Medicare Tax Form 8960 Net Investment Income Tax—Individuals, Estates, and Trusts Credits Forms Form 1040 Schedule 8812 Child Tax Credit Form 1040 Schedule EIC Earned Income Tax Credit Form 2441 Child and Dependent Care Expenses Form 8863 Education Credits Form 8962 Premium Tax Credit (PTC) Form 8880 Credit for Qualified Retirement Savings Contributions Form 5695 Residential Energy Credit Form 1116 Foreign Tax Credit Manage Your Current Calendar Year Tax Withholding via Form W-4 This section is not part or required for your tax return calculation, but rather it encourages you to work on your tax withholding for the current calendar year. 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