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Taxability of social security benefits when only other income is retirement benefits exceeding $25.000
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BACKINTHEDAY
Level 1
02-05-2020
04:15 PM
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TP received $26,800 in SSA benefits in 2019. Only other income was $29,000 in state retirement benefits. ProSeries says $12,800 of SSA benefits are taxable. Where can I find a worksheet or the rules without wandering through IRS.gov?
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IRonMaN
Level 15
02-05-2020
04:17 PM
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At that bottom of the Social Security worksheet you will find a calculation worksheet.
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