There is nothing to resolve. If the IRS adjusts you return and refund there’s nothing else you can do.
What usually happens is the IRS changed some other income on your return. Like the taxable amount of a 1099R you got or you missed entering some income. Like if a 1099R got entered on the wrong line 1040 line 4 or 5, the IRS would miss it and think you didn’t report it.
By increasing your other income it made more of your SS taxable.
Or There is a new question this year asking if you lived in a foreign place. People have been answering it wrong or skipping it. Go back through the Social Security entries.
See this user found their mistake
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/social-security-taxable-income-error/00/3599...
