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Cutting taxes on your Social Security Income
Though the rules are pretty straightforward for when and how much your Social Security income is taxed, those with moderate or low earnings income may be able to find ways to lower their tax liability through smart investing. This Kiplinger.com article by Mike Piershale explains how sheltering some investment income could lower your “provisional income’, the number from which your Social Security tax liability is calculated. Click here to read more
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