I retired early from teaching as of 31 Dec. 2022. The only thing deducted from that pay is federal tax. Since it is my retirement, I don't owe Social Security and Medicare taxes on it, do I? And I was a teacher, so officially I am a state employee, so will I owe state taxes here in New Mexico on my income?
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Retirement income from a pension or retirement account, such as an IRA or a 401(k), is taxable in New Mexico. As with Social Security, these forms of retirement income are deductible. Income in excess of the deduction, which is $8,000 for seniors, is taxed at New Mexico's income tax rates.
You don't owe Social Security and Medicare taxes on it since it is not earned income but passive income.
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