Yes. These can be taxable income. Social security is only taxable up to 85% depending on your other income.
To enter the social security select the following:
• Click Federal
• Wages & Income
• See all income
• Scroll down to retirement click show more
• Click start next to SSA-1099
• Answer the questions and enter your SSA-1099
If you received a 1099-R for the TRSL enter it as follows:
• Federal
• wages and income
• See full list
• Show More next to Retirement Plans and Social Security
Start next to IRA, 401k, Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R)
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