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Phasing Out Social Security Tax on Seniors Considered
A Minnesota House committee dealing with aging Minnesotans voted last Wednesday to phase out the tax the state charges on Social Security benefits. The House Aging and Long-Term Care Policy Committee sent five bills to get rid of the tax to the Taxes Committee. If Social Security were not taxed, the average Minnesota senior citizen would save $600 a year, the committee heard. Read More…
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