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Not pregnancy related but when do I have to pay taxes or do I even have too right now. I'm 18 years old I'm 30 weeks pregnant and unemployed. I see friends my age with babies or almost due and they're like I loves getting taxes? I'm lost lol and confused
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Thank you and I haven't worked..I've been struggling to find a job ever since I've graduated last may so no job for mw :(
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If you have earned any money in the last year, you have to file taxes. Deadline is usually end of April. Even if you didn't earn anything, it's worth filing just so there's a paper trail if you ever get audited.
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Is there a certain amount that you have to pay if you've worked?
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I'm in california and it's night time now and the curiosity just popped into my head right now lol. But I will call thank you. I just.dont have a job at all and my bf he barely got a new job and he works far away and I see him like once or twice a week and that's all
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If you have worked in 2014 then you will need to file taxes.  You won't necessarily have to pay or may not get anything back. But next year, you will be able to claim your baby and usually you will get something back.
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Not 100% but i think you still have to file your taxes... Although next year after you have your child there is generally a tax credit for having a dependent. Maybe call a tax specialist so they can give you accurate and professional answers.
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