So far you have entered Social Security---which is not taxable unless you have some other income. And you have entered an amount from a 1099R but we do not know how much you entered from that 1099R, so we cannot say if you entered enough to make the SS taxable. Just wait until you have entered ALL of your income. The "refund monitor" does not mean anything you can take seriously until you have everything entered.
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