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Social security loss
I have a small business (incorporated) that I'm trying to sell as I will be taking a loss on it for 2016, same as the year before. My only other income is Social Security which was less than $12,000. Do I need to file a personal/individual return? Do I need to include the Social Security income on my corporate return ... any reason that I may need to do so?
My accountant does my taxes and charges me for each ... the corporate return and the individual return. I don't want to give him my Social Security information and pay him for preparing an individual return if it's not necessary. Even if I do need to file individually, I can do that return myself. I'm mainly wondering if he needs my Social Security income information for my corporate return?