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Question

I have W-2 and social security retirement 1099. I made under $8700 on my W-2. Can I just report my social security retirement without W-2?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
February 19, 2025
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No, you cannot do that. If you are filing a federal tax return you need to enter ALL of your income including the W-2. The employer reported the W-2 to the IRS so the IRS expects your tax return to match the information they have from the employer.

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