I'm a member of the Pa Army National Guard and this year Social Security tax was not deducted from our pay. How will this effect 2020 return and how do I document?

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The taxes were deferred, which means you have to pay them back, either through increased withholdings on future wages, or you will receive an invoice from your employer if that is not possible because you separate from service. So, you don't need to be concerned about it on your tax return.

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Here's the details on what DFAS said about that, and how they will be handling it:

https://www.dfas.mil/taxes/social-security-deferral/

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

If I get a social security benefit from my late husband is that consider as a survivor benefit , also can I use that as a survivor benefit deduction when filing my taxes?

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I'm a member of the Pa Army National Guard and this year Social Security tax was not deducted from our pay. How will this effect 2020 return and how do I document?