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I need to file my 2018 tax return using IRS form 1040. I have two 1099R forms, a total income of $46,094 excluding Social Security benefits, and $23,760 in Social Security benefits. I am filing as a single individual. How do I determine the taxable amount of my Social Security benefits and where can I find the necessary forms to complete my taxes?

May 30th, 2024

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