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My adult son and my brother both live with me. My son receives SSDI and had NO other income. My brother receives SSI ( disabled since birth) and also had NO other income. Will My claiming them as dependents effect their Social Security?

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No, claiming them as dependents on your tax return will have no effect on their Social Security benefits.

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Disabled relatives

No, claiming them as dependents on your tax return will have no effect on their Social Security benefits.

Disabled relatives

Thank you. That is a relief.

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