The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a lot to offer us, such as retirement benefits, disability benefits, survivor benefits, and more. But in general, we have to apply for what we want or need ...

Retirees often think that they don't need to worry too much about their taxes, largely because their lack of wage income means they don't have to pay Uncle Sam very much every April. But every year ...

When a parent tragically passes away, their minor children may be entitled to receive Social Security survivor benefits, ...

The SSA-131 form, officially known as the 'Employer Report of Special Wage Payments', is a pivotal document within the U.S. Social Security framework. Its primary function is to report any special ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced progress this year to reduce customer burden by transitioning wet (physical) signature requirements to digital signatures for over 30 forms as well ...

Social Security receives 1.7 million requests each year for replacement 1099-SSA forms for taxes. Form SSA-1099 is sent in January to those receiving Social Security benefits. It shows total benefits ...

Now that it’s tax season, you might be gathering all of your forms and documentation from the previous year. Sometimes getting all that material together — receipts for donations, business expenses, ...

More than 30 of the most commonly used forms in Social Security Administration field offices will shift from physical to digital signatures, in a modernization move that the agency said is intended to ...

Section 6057 of the Internal Revenue Code requires reporting of plan participants who separate from service with a right to a deferred vested benefit. The form for filing these reports has been the ...