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Retirement tax questions
Social Security is not always taxable. If your other income plus half of your social security is less than $25,000 (if you are single, $32,000 married filing a joint return), then none of your social security is taxable.
You should see your non-taxable portion of your social security on line 5a and your taxable amount (if any) on line 5 b of your 1040.
To see
your 1040 click Tools>>.Tax Tools>>>View Tax
Summary>>>Preview My 1040.
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‎June 1, 2019
10:44 AM