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Supplemental Security Income does not get entered on a tax return.  Is that what you are receiving?  If you are receiving Social Security benefits, and you get a SSA1099 in January, then you may need to enter that on a tax return if you also have other income.

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xmasbaby0Level 15Answer
Level 15
June 5, 2019

Supplemental Security Income does not get entered on a tax return.  Is that what you are receiving?  If you are receiving Social Security benefits, and you get a SSA1099 in January, then you may need to enter that on a tax return if you also have other income.

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