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5. Either that, or AARP screwed up -- it was originally published July 2019

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Fri Feb 28, 2020, 10:45 PM

Feb 2020

and updated December 2019, and so maybe something changed that AARP didn't catch. I searched the comments for "deduction" (which catches "deductions" too) and one commenter in February 3, 2020 said it wasn't true that you can't have itemized deductions with this form. But there was no response.

I'm over 65 and itemize and use TurboTax...

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On my 1040 it has the addition SR [View all] question everything Feb 2020 OP

large print... handmade34 Feb 2020 #1

Can't be used if itemize deductions progree Feb 2020 #2

TurboTax may have not got the memo question everything Feb 2020 #4

Either that, or AARP screwed up -- it was originally published July 2019 progree Feb 2020 #5

Once we hit 65 we get an extra $1,000 on the standard deduction dflprincess Feb 2020 #3

Could it be b/c all of your SS is not taxed? mitch96 Feb 2020 #6

85% is the maximum on amount of SS income that is taxed. (That's where I'm at too) n/t progree Feb 2020 #7