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SSN benefit for child of disabled parent

ChuckTaxGuy
Level 2

I have a married disabledclient filing jointly with a child. SSA just approved and is paying benefit for child including 1 prior year. Payment is done in name of parent for child. How/where do I put this? Is it taxable income to parent? or just ignore as it is under amount required to file for child?

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ChuckTaxGuy
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No. I was mistaken. the top; box 2, has the child's SSN.  box 8 has the parent's SSN

 

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Just-Lisa-Now-
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SS in the child's SSN would go on their own return if they had a filing requirement...if thats all the income they have, it doesn't go anywhere.


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ChuckTaxGuy
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payment for child is in the SSN of the parent

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Just-Lisa-Now-
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the top of the 1099SSA has the parents SSN? Then it goes on the parents return.


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ChuckTaxGuy
Level 2

No. I was mistaken. the top; box 2, has the child's SSN.  box 8 has the parent's SSN

 

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