You don't.
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Yeah I recall something about that was well. Also, your income is lower than the standard deduction so you won't own any taxes anyway. I'd use a free tax program to recoup anything you paid through your employer on the $1000 though which means filing.I believe if you don't make more than $10k working for someone or company you don't need to report it.
go to irs.gov to confirm.
I am not sure how it works in the US, but students in Canada still have to pay taxes, depending on how much they earn.Unless something has changed, full time students don't pay taxes.
Everybody pays taxes, Federal & State & city, if it's over an amount/annual income. It varies from state to state for State taxes. Go to your state's website and they'll tell you. As for federal, you need to file. As for city, they usually want any piece of the action. Be prepared to get a call if you don't file for city.Unless something has changed, full time students don't pay taxes.
+ 1 to what Mistergreen said. If you had an employer pay you then you would be wise to file a tax return because you will qualify for earned income credit since your income was so little and you will get a refund.I had to file taxes as a student. We worked as paid interns. The reason you need to file is you'll get money back from the gov!