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Notice 2008-28 advises these individuals to complete only certain lines on the income tax return that are necessary to identify the individual and report the amount of qualifying income. Thus, in many cases, such as where an individual’s qualifying income consists only of social security benefits, the income tax return will show no adjusted gross income, even though the individual has minimal amounts of nonqualifying income, such as interest or dividend income. .07 To effectuate electronic filing, a return must include at least $1.00 of adjusted gross income. SECTION 3. SCOPE This revenue procedure applies to eligible individuals who are not required by sections 6012 or 6017 to file an income tax return, but who file a return as provided in Notice 2008-28 solely for the purpose of obtaining a stimulus payment. SECTION 4. PROCEDURE .01 An individual, within the scope of this revenue procedure, who wishes to electronically file an income tax return may enter $1.00 of income in the Income section of the return and at least $1.00 of adjusted gross income even though the return prepared as instructed in Notice 2008-28 would otherwise show no adjusted gross income. .02 The IRS will not challenge the accuracy of the entry of $1.00 of adjusted gross income on the return for any eligible individual who follows the procedures in Notice 2008-28 and in this revenue procedure and who has no filing requirement under sections 6012 or 6017. .03 However, the IRS may challenge and assert any applicable penalties if the return contains inaccuracies not related to this procedure for electronically filing a return solely to claim an economic stimulus payment. For example, failure to report actual adjusted gross income (in excess of the $1.00) as required would continue to be subject to applicable penalties. SECTION 5. EXAMPLE A, an unmarried individual, receives $200 of interest income, $100 of dividend income and $7,000 of social security retirement benefits during the year 2007. Under section 86, no portion of A’s social security benefits is includible in A’s gross income for 2007. Because A’s gross income does not exceed the sum of the exemption amount plus the basic standard deduction applicable to an unmarried individual, A is not required by sections 6012 or 6017 to file an income tax return for 2007.
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