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State-Level Taxation of Social Security Benefits–It’s Important to be Aware
If the potential for relocation is in your retirement plans, you need to be aware of how the places you’re considering moving to look at taxable income. Since the issue of federal income tax on benefits is often an unwelcome surprise to new retirees, you don’t want to be surprised by yet another level of benefit taxation at the state level. In an article posted by John Csiszar money.yahoo.com, the issue of which states tax benefits and which states don’t is discussed. Check his post out here…
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