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CherylWAnswer
Level 11
June 5, 2019

It depends on what kind of income you're trying to enter.

If it's SSI or VA benefits, it is NOT federally taxable.

If it's SSA (on a pink and white form),

1.  Go to Your 2016 Income Summary.

2.  Go down to Retirement Plans and Social Security.

3.  Click Start or Update by Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099).

4.  Check the box by Yes, let's work on Social Security benefits.

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CherylWAnswer
Level 11
June 5, 2019

It depends on what kind of income you're trying to enter.

If it's SSI or VA benefits, it is NOT federally taxable.

If it's SSA (on a pink and white form),

1.  Go to Your 2016 Income Summary.

2.  Go down to Retirement Plans and Social Security.

3.  Click Start or Update by Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099).

4.  Check the box by Yes, let's work on Social Security benefits.