Nontaxable Social Security Thresholds Are Not Inflation-Adjusted

August 7, 2023

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If you receive Social Security benefits, the portion of those benefits which will be taxable depends on your income. The taxable portion is between 0% and 85% of your benefits.

To calculate how much is taxable, you compare your so-called provisional income to two thresholds. Those are:

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