Good morning, everyone. This is the Med City CPA. We're doing another 2-minute tax topic video. Short video gets right to the point. If you find this interesting or whatnot, please hit subscribe. Please, for the love of God, hit subscribe. Trying to get this channel off and going. Here we are. We're gonna talk about who should file. So, we talked about previously who's required to file in the other videos, in the other 2-minute tax topic videos. But who should file? According to the IRS publication 587, let who should be filing. So, you had income tax withheld from your pay. In other words, you want your money back. You made estimated tax payments or any overpayment from last year applied to this year's estimated tax payment. In other words, you want your money back. You qualify for the Earned Income Credit. So, you get money. You qualify for the additional child tax credit. Once again, you get money. You qualify for the refundable American Opportunity Education credit. Once again, you get money. You qualify for the health care coverage tax credit. Once again, another credit. You qualify for the credit for federal tax on fuels. Once again, these are the IRS telling you in the instructions, the way I'm reading it, who should be filing, even if you don't have to file. So once again, they're just trying to figure out, you should probably be filing. They're telling you right here. So, hopefully, this is interesting. This is the IRS Publication 501. This message is from the ECPI. If you find this interesting or what have you, should I continue it, please hit that subscribe button. Thank you and have a good morning.