IRS claims SSA earnings missing

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
June 10, 2022
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The IRS says I failed to enter SSA earnings, and now own extra tax and interest, but the exact amount they mention appears on line 6A of my 2021 1040SR in the "filing" pdf I printed before e-filing.

Anyone know why this is happening? Is it possible for the efiled return and the pdf to be out of sync?

Best answer by Critter-3

Review the CP2000 notice carefully ... was there other missing income mentioned by the IRS which then made the SS you entered on line 6a more taxable on line 6b? It would be very unusual for the SS to not be calculated correctly by the program if you entered in all the income properly.

Mike9241

Level 15

SSA benefits reported in 6a doesn't matter. this is the gross proceeds, not the amount that is taxable which is in 6b. the IRS is saying you underreported the taxable amount. Turbotax should have calculated this automatically. we can't see your return so

report the IRS notice

https://support.turbotax.intuit.com/irs-notice/audit-support/

Mike9241

NCperson

Level 15

@mgfrobozz - what is on line 6b and line 11?

unlikely the two are out of synch, unless the tax return was efiled, the SSA was added into TT and then the pdf file was created - not saying that is what you did, but that is a way they can be out of synch

Critter-3Answer

Level 15

mgfrobozzAuthor

Level 4

Operator error, here. I finally noticed that the IRS letter was for TY2020, not TY2021. Coincidentally, the total social security benefits were exactly the same. Looking back at the 2020 return, I obviously missed entering the SSA-1099s.

Thanks to everyone for your input!