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Question

Social Security Earnings NOT Taxed

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
March 19, 2025
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I just spoke with a representative informing me that Turbo Tax was correct in not including my social security earrings. However, I completed the social security worksheet and it’s incorrect.

We can't tell you if your Social Security Worksheet is incorrect without reviewing your tax return, which we can't do in this forum.

TurboTax does have a product that will help you along the way while you are preparing your taxes, called TurboTax Live. Refer to the TurboTax article How do I get TurboTax Live? for more information.

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Hotcaramel1Author

I spoke with an Agent (Annette) and she told me that it’s not taxed after preparing a social security worksheet. I pulled a copy off of the internet and completed the worksheet and I still believe it’s incorrect and the earnings should be taxed.

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Can you provide some more details? Is this on your federal return? What is on Line 6a and 6b of your Form 1040? And why do you think it is wrong?

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