Ernie Klein wrote:

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What about the Medicare Part B? Part D? Probably the max amount, but
simply adding up the deposits alone does not tell you what needs to go
on the tax form (including possible Sched. A. medical deductions).

You can call the SSA at their 800 number, and when you eventually get an
operator (just keep on saying "operator" to the
voice-recognition-menu-from-hell), and verify your identity, they can
tell you the correct box 3 and box 5 amounts from the SSA-1099.

-Mark Bole

On Mar 31, 3:56 am, Ernie Klein <eckl...[at]pacbell.net> wrote:
If you know
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Thanks.

I went with the "add up the payments" option. That was the only
number I needed with TurboTax.

Frank

In article <1175306759.261825.195120[at]n76g2000hsh.googlegroups.com> ,
"FranksPlace2" <FranksPlace2[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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from SSA or simply add up the payments received in 2006. If you know
what she received for ANY month just multiply that amount by 12 since SS
payments didn't change during 2006 (assuming she received SS the entire
year).

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-Ernie-

On Mar 30, 9:06 pm, "FranksPlace2" <FranksPla...[at]gmail.com> wrote:
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She should have gotten an SSA-1099. Call your local Social Security
office for a replacement. Instead of waiting for it, you also may be
able to reconstruct the amount by adding up the SSA deposits into her
bank account.

Dave

Exuse me for this tax question.

My wife received benefits from SS this year but did not receive a W-2
(or whatever they issue).
Where can I get the information?

Thanks

Frank