As the 2024 tax season approaches, understanding whether you need to file a federal or state tax return is essential. Filing requirements are based on gross income, age, and filing status. The IRS adjusts federal thresholds annually, while state requirements vary.

Below, we outline the 2024 federal tax filing thresholds and provide a state-by-state breakdown of income tax filing requirements.

2024 Federal Tax Filing Thresholds

If your gross income exceeds these amounts, you must file a federal tax return. 

2024 State Tax Filing Thresholds

These states do not require a personal income tax return for most individuals:

• Alaska 
• Florida
• Nevada
• South Dakota
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Washington
• Wyoming 

State-by-State Income Filing Thresholds

Final Thoughts

Each state has unique filing requirements, so check with your state tax agency if unsure. If you need help, consult a tax professional to avoid penalties or missed deductions.

For more details, visit IRS.gov or your state tax department website. 

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