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    form for Social Security benefits does not use the repaid bebefits properly

    shirleym
    Level 2

    Repaid SS benefits are negative  but are not showing up on the 1040 front page, not calculating correctly, why?

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    Just-Lisa-Now-
    Level 15
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    You'll have to research it and see if calculating it that way it will benefit your client or not..it's not "on ProSeries Basic".

    Use Google    "Section 1341 Repayment - Claim of Right/Social Security Repayment"


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    Just-Lisa-Now-
    Level 15
    Level 15

    Repaid SS benefits will only reduce current paid SS benefits (just like unemployment benefits), otherwise you need to look into Section 1341 Repayments-Claim of Right.  


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    shirleym
    Level 2

    He had no current benefits this year only the repayment. He was taxed last year on SS benefits and received them due to illness. Now only repaid benefits on the SS form.

     

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    shirleym
    Level 2

    What is section 1341 repayments claim of rights on Pro Series Basic?

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    Just-Lisa-Now-
    Level 15
    Level 15

    You'll have to research it and see if calculating it that way it will benefit your client or not..it's not "on ProSeries Basic".

    Use Google    "Section 1341 Repayment - Claim of Right/Social Security Repayment"


    ♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸♥Lisa♥¸¸.•*¨*•♫♪
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    shirleym
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    He did get taxed on most of it last year beacuse of the other income he had. I would think he could reduce his other income due to the repayment of benefits. Am I wrong?

     

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    shirleym
    Level 2

    Thank you for the help. I understand now.