Good evening,
I am doing taxes for my parents and I do not have copies of their SSA-1099s. My dad passed away last year and my mom is 92 and currently in rehab. Any suggestions on how to get this information? I see I can't download it in TT. I guess I can guestimate based on last year and the increase to 2024.
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You'll need to go to a local Social Security office with several documents. You'll probably need to set up a meeting in person with them. Here's a guess at documents you'll need: official death certificates for your father; documentation regarding your mother's inability to come to an in-person meeting (from the medical institution or her physician?); power of attorney for you to handle their business; likely your birth certificate or adoption papers for you. I strongly urge you to not estimate this information unless you are certain that the amounts did not change year-to-year or that you can track the COLA adjustment for 2023-2024. At this late date, you might be advised to file an extension or make an estimated payment now and file for the extension.
How to get a copy of a SSA-1099
If you can access their SSA online account you will be able to get it from there.
If you misplaced your SSA-1099/SSA-1042S or you didn't receive the form in January, you can get a replacement online by signing in to your personal my Social Security account. Select the “Replace Your Tax Form SSA-1099/SSA-1042S” link.
The SSA also has this information for persons without online account access:
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You'll need to go to a local Social Security office with several documents. You'll probably need to set up a meeting in person with them. Here's a guess at documents you'll need: official death certificates for your father; documentation regarding your mother's inability to come to an in-person meeting (from the medical institution or her physician?); power of attorney for you to handle their business; likely your birth certificate or adoption papers for you. I strongly urge you to not estimate this information unless you are certain that the amounts did not change year-to-year or that you can track the COLA adjustment for 2023-2024. At this late date, you might be advised to file an extension or make an estimated payment now and file for the extension.
You may be able to create a My Social Security account for your mother. See this My Social Security
Found the copies! Thank you!!
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