So if you have other ordinary income (i.e. dividends, capital gains), plus social security benefits, does 50% of your social security benefit amount paid annually (whatever that amount is), included as income? I’m trying to figure out what the amount I have to be below, if I only have social security benefits, dividends, and capital gains as income, to pay zero on capital gains tax (I believe it’s below $41,675 for 2022) and if 50% of your social security benefit is included in the $41,674 total.
