abazba12
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Thanks. I understand. My total benefit (in Box 5) is taxable at whatever tax rate applies to me. In my case, I will pay tax on 85% of that entire benefit in Box...
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Thanks. See my reply to DoninGa. 🙂
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Got it. Medicare premiums paid by Social Security on my behalf (because the amount is automatically deducted from my Social Security Benefits) are paid to Medic...
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Well, my total Soc Sec Benefits will include my Medicare, so if box 5 includes all benefits from Social Security (including Medicare), then it sounds like my Me...
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Thanks. So Bsch4477’s reply that “You are taxed on your total social security income” really means “You are taxed on your total social security income minus Med...
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