I have a form SSA-1099 for benefits paid for my daughter for her deceased father. Do I file that on my taxes or not since it's for her?

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If her Social Security number is in box 2 of the Form SSA-1099 then you do not enter those benefits on your tax return. If this is the only income received by your daughter she does not have a tax return.

My girlfriend receives Social Security for three daughters whose father’s deceased she has lived with me for the last year. Am I able to claim her kids as a dependent

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I have a form SSA-1099 for benefits paid for my daughter for her deceased father. Do I file that on my taxes or not since it's for her?

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