TurboTax did not deduct my SSA income from my AGI on my Kansas State taxes, which caused me to owe a significant amount. Is that correct?

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TurboTax did not deduct my SSA income from my AGI on my Kansas State taxes, which caused me to owe a significant amount. Is that correct?

It's correct if your federal AGI is more than $75,000. On a Kansas return, Social Security benefits are subtracted only for those with a federal AGI of $75,000 or less. (2018)

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TurboTax did not deduct my SSA income from my AGI on my Kansas State taxes, which caused me to owe a significant amount. Is that correct?

It's correct if your federal AGI is more than $75,000. On a Kansas return, Social Security benefits are subtracted only for those with a federal AGI of $75,000 or less. (2018)

**Answers are correct to the best of my ability but do not constitute tax or legal advice.

TurboTax did not deduct my SSA income from my AGI on my Kansas State taxes, which caused me to owe a significant amount. Is that correct?

My AGI was $75,018. I have no debt, so I cannot beat the standard deduction for head of household to lower my AGI. Gott love it! GRRRRR!!!!

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