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Retirement tax questions
No. Only 50% of the amount that is over $25,000 will be included in your taxable income assuming you have no other taxable income. The answer assumes that half of your social security is not greater than $34,000.
- IRS Publication 915 - See the worksheet on page 16 and examples earlier
Check your state rules to see if they tax social security income.
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March 31, 2025
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