Both my sons have a ssa-1099 Social Security benefit statement. Do I need to enter these?

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Both my sons have a ssa-1099 Social Security benefit statement. Do I need to enter these?

No. This income does not get reported on your tax return. It will get reported on your sons' tax returns if they have other income and are required to file a return.

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Both my sons have a ssa-1099 Social Security benefit statement. Do I need to enter these?

No. This income does not get reported on your tax return. It will get reported on your sons' tax returns if they have other income and are required to file a return.

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