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2014 joint tax return: retirement benefits

Period or event: Tax year 2014 · Reviewed September 12, 2026 · Record sanders-finance-2014-benefits

The return separately identifies taxable pension income and gross and taxable Social Security benefits.

What the source records

Taxable pensions and annuities
$4,982Form 1040, p. 1, line 16b
Gross Social Security
$46,213Form 1040, p. 1, line 20a
Taxable Social Security
$39,281Form 1040, p. 1, line 20b

Scope & limitations

  • Campaign-released joint return archived by UCSB; not an IRS-certified transcript. Later amendments are not ruled out.
  • Gross and taxable Social Security describe the same benefit; do not add them. These are joint-return values, not asset balances or a valuation of pension entitlements.

Sources for this record

Sanders 2014 federal tax return, campaign release copy

The American Presidency Project, University of California Santa Barbara · voluntarily released primary document archive · Document date 2016-04-15 · Checked 2026-09-12

Form 1040 pp. 1–2; Schedule A p. 3; Schedule C p. 4

Archived campaign copy, not an IRS-certified transcript. Later amendments not ruled out.

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