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13 States That Can Tax Your Social Security Benefits
It’s not just what you make but what you keep. As Sean Williams notes, where you live can play a big role in how much of your Social Security income you’ll get to keep. That’s because 13 states tax benefits to some degree, though many of these states have become much tax-friendlier to retirees in recent years. Williams also explains federal thresholds, which have never been adjusted for inflation since 1993, for income taxes on Social Security income. Full piece here.
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