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Should You Have Taxes Withheld from Your Social Security Benefit? - The Motley Fool
Up to 85% of your Social Security benefits can be taxable income. You can use IRS form W-4V to request tax be withheld from your Social Security benefits. This move can help keep you from owing money at tax time. You can stop your tax withholding at any time or change the percentage withheld.
Kailey Hagen for The Motley Fool explains here…
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