What deductions did you not get?
Do you have any taxable income besides the pension?
In that case you may not have any taxable income and so no tax would be due. Since there is no taxable income, there is no need for any deductions. What deductions were you concerned about?
Let me know if you have any question.
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Mortgage interest is allowed as a deduction to you. You do not get a refund of the amount you pay for mortgage interest.
This expense can reduce your taxable income and hence the tax liability to zero but it does not refund you the mortgage interest paid.
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