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I received an SSA-1099-SM for a repayment that I am currently making to Social Security. The amount in box 5 is a negative and appears as ($1,800.00). Do I enter this information anywhere on my tax return?

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Yes, you will enter it as a regular SSA-1099, by entering it into TurboTax exactly as it appears on the form.

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Yes, you will enter it as a regular SSA-1099, by entering it into TurboTax exactly as it appears on the form.

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Trying to enter info for a regular pension. the 1099-R form is asking questions about an RMD & won't allow me to continue w/o entering information which isn't relevant.

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