It's possible your refund could increase when entering an SSA-1099.
For just adding the one form, that could happen....if you had Federal taxes withheld as a part of your SSA-1099 entry.
How much of the SS income actually ended up as being taxable really depends on how much total other income you end up entering (plus half of the SSA $$ entered) The software figures it out. If you eventually have more income/dividends/interest to enter later this month...it should go down again if none of the other income sources had withholding done.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
