In respect to your federal income taxes, which one of the following may you have to do during retirement, even if you did not have to do so prior to retiring? (Assume you have both pre- and post-retirement income.)

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Upon retirement, you may have to file quarterly estimated tax returns if you have income from sources such as Social Security, pensions, or retirement account withdrawals that are not subject to tax withholding. This is because you may need to pay estimated taxes throughout the year to avoid underpayment penalties at the end of the tax year. Reporting dividend and interest income, filing an annual tax return, and listing all income sources may also be necessary during retirement, but they are not unique to retirement and may have already been required prior to retiring. Semi-annual tax returns are not a common requirement for federal income taxes.

In Respect to Your Federal Income Taxes, Which One of the Following