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I had a refund from IRS for 2014 how do I add that to my income

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You do not add a federal refund to your federal tax return. A federal refund is not taxable income.

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You do not add a federal refund to your federal tax return. A federal refund is not taxable income.

IRS refunds are not taxable, however, any interest income earned that was included in the refund is taxable as interest income.

Why don’t I get a Federal Income refund of $365 from my 2023 SSA-1099 (I do not have a SSA-1099k)? What am I doing wrong or what do I have missing?

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