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Are Your Social Security Benefits Taxable?
The answer depends on how much income you report to the IRS. It used to be so simple: Social Security benefits were tax-free. Period. But then, as part of a “Save Social Security” plan, Congress decided to tax up to 50% of benefits. Later, lawmakers decided to tax up to 85%, with the extra revenue going to shore up Medicare. Read more…
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