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Ok I have been on social security for years and didn't work. Now this past year I have started back to work. I am needing to know if I am needing to file my 1099 from social security and if so how it

 
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Ok I have been on social security for years and didn't work. Now this past year I have started back to work. I am needing to know if I am needing to file my 1099 from social security and if so how it

Yes, you need to report all your income. If you received a 1099, it must be included on your federal tax return.

Here is how in TurboTax: 

in Income & Expenses

scroll to Retirement Plans and Social Security, open show more

click  start in Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099)

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Ok I have been on social security for years and didn't work. Now this past year I have started back to work. I am needing to know if I am needing to file my 1099 from social security and if so how it

Yes, you need to report all your income. If you received a 1099, it must be included on your federal tax return.

Here is how in TurboTax: 

in Income & Expenses

scroll to Retirement Plans and Social Security, open show more

click  start in Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099)

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