Pronouns take the place of nouns. For example, âIâ and âweâ are pronouns that appear in the subject position, as in âWe wrote a hit song.â Think of pronouns as stuntmen or women filling in for nouns when the going gets tough--or nouns just get tired.
You must file taxes if you earn the following amounts of income: Self-employed, any age: $400. Children and Teens classified as a dependent: $5,700. Single, under 65: $9,350. Single, over 65: $10,750. Married, filing jointly, both spouses under 65: $18,700. Married, filing jointly, one spouse over 65: $19,850.
If you are older than 65, you must file if your taxable income is over $11,200. To file as a head of household, you must have at least one dependent and not be married. If you use this filing status, you must file a tax return if you are less then 65 years old and have at least $12,500 in taxable income. If you are older than 65, the threshold increases to $13,950. Married couples can chose to file a joint return or two separate returns.