Nine States That May Tax Your Social Security Benefits in 2025 - Finance Buzz
There are still nine states that may tax your Social Security Benefits in 2025. In 2026, only eight states will still tax Social Security benefits. This is the last year West Virginia is taxing Social Security benefits.
Unless any of the remaining eight states change their law during the year, if you live in one of them, you may still pay state taxes on your Social Security benefits. The remaining states are Colorado, Connecticut, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Utah, and Vermont.
All these states have different guidelines for determining if your Social Security benefits will be taxed. Lee Huffman has written an article in the Finance Buzz that covers the guidelines on whether or not you may be taxed on your Social Security benefits in each state. Read his complete article here …
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