I am on social security I have seen anyware to enter the amount of rent I pay I am getting a 0 estimate and I usually get a refund

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If Social Security Income is the only income received in 2017, it is not taxable and reportable, and you need not file a tax return.

With no taxable income, you cannot benefit from deductions, but rent is not deductible on a federal return, anyway.

Some states offer a rental credit for a personal residence. If your state is one of them, you will see rent related questions on your state interview