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You had taxable state or local income tax refunds, and that's just one of the reasons the IRS requires you to file Form 1040. ???
I am not clear on why I have taxable state/local income. It seems as though 2015 is some how why?
It may have something to do with a state income tax refund you received in 2017 for tax year 2016. If you did receive a state tax refund, and you did not itemize, then the refund would not be taxable to you. If however, you did itemize and benefited from a tax deduction last year, some or all of your state tax refund would be taxable.
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