I received SS Disability payments last year but did not receive any SSA-1099. I file jointly with my husband, who has income from a job. Are my disability payments taxable? If yes, why didn't I receive a 1099 form?

[MindyB]

It depends which Social Security program you are enrolled in and your total combined household income. 

If you receive SSI (Supplemental Security Income), your benefits are never taxable and no SSA-1099 is issued, which explains why you haven't received a form. 

However, if you receive SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance), your benefits may be taxable if one-half of your benefits plus your husband’s job income exceeds $32,000 for a married couple filing jointly. If you are on SSDI and didn't get a form, try to access your account at SSA.gov to download a replacement SSA-1099.

[belver12]

MindyB,

Thank you so much!  Your answer gives me all the information I haven't been able to find so far.