How can I request a Form SSA-1099 to complete my federal income tax return?
The tax season is at hand, and millions of taxpayers are busy gathering together all of the forms and documents needed to file federal, state and local tax returns. Since some Social Security beneficiaries have to pay taxes on their benefits, a Social Security Benefit Statement (Form SSA-1099) is one of those important tax documents. The SSA-1099s for tax year 2005 were all automatically mailed to beneficiaries by January 31, 2006. If you or a Social Security beneficiary whom you know has not yet received your Form SSA-1099, you can request a replacement on the Social Security web site at www.socialsecurity.gov . The Form SSA-1099 shows the total amount of benefits received in the previous year and is used to complete a federal income tax return and to find out if any benefits are subject to tax. Only about 28 percent of current Social Security beneficiaries have incomes that exceed the thresholds, requiring them to pay taxes on a portion of their Social Security benefits. For more inf
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