I have a client who's disabled dependent son just started collecting social security. His 1099-SSA has his fathers social security number on the form. Do I file a separate return for the son or add the social security benefit to his fathers total. I have a feeling I file a separate return for the son.
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Box 2 should have the son's SS# - that is whose tax return it would be reported.
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Enter the 1099 and make an adjustment on the line using the son's SSN i.e. for SSN xxx xx xxxxx, disabled dependent. Enter the amount as a minus figure in order to zero out the total
Please listen to the flower child and ignore the other post.
are you dissing me? I believe in detailing explanation in case of IRS love letter
I'm not dissing anyone. I am just telling someone to stick to the correct advice that was originally posted.
how does my post make my reply incorrect?
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