Social Security 1099 shows an amount paid for 2017 but indicates it is included in total benefits paid in 2018, do I have to list it separately as a lump sum payment?

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Social Security 1099 shows an amount paid for 2017 but indicates it is included in total benefits paid in 2018, do I have to list it separately as a lump sum payment?

No, you will enter the amount reported in box 5 of your SSA-1099 (Net Benefits for 2018). You will not need to separately report the amount paid for 2017.

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Social Security 1099 shows an amount paid for 2017 but indicates it is included in total benefits paid in 2018, do I have to list it separately as a lump sum payment?

No, you will enter the amount reported in box 5 of your SSA-1099 (Net Benefits for 2018). You will not need to separately report the amount paid for 2017.

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Social Security 1099 shows an amount paid for 2017 but indicates it is included in total benefits paid in 2018, do I have to list it separately as a lump sum payment?

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