Received Two SSA1099. Do I enter Both on My return? My dependent son has a Large back payment, and he had little income in 18. he is 17,and I don't want his return Bad.
My son is 17, and only worked for Five months, I just need to know if I can add both, and enter on mine. He has student tuition credit with his Social Number, guessing tat needs to be on his retur also, Thanks in Advance...
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DoninGA
Level 15
Jun 4, 2019 12:18:55 PM
You do not and cannot enter on your tax return Social Security benefits that are reported on a SSA-1099 with his Social Security number in box 2 of the form. If that is the only income he receives then he does not need to file a tax return for the benefits received.
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DoninGA
Level 15
Jun 4, 2019 12:18:55 PM
You do not and cannot enter on your tax return Social Security benefits that are reported on a SSA-1099 with his Social Security number in box 2 of the form. If that is the only income he receives then he does not need to file a tax return for the benefits received.