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xmasbaby0
Employee
June 1, 2019
Did you enter your SSA1099?
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s-deveaux
June 1, 2019
no....how do I go back
IsabellaG
IsabellaG
Employee
June 1, 2019

If your Social Security benefit isn’t taxable, it won’t show up on your tax return on line 14-b of your 1040-A or 20-b of your 1040. Make sure that you entered your SSA-1099 into TurboTax under Retirement Plans and Social Security.

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