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Abnredleg

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1. But seniors over 65 do get a new $6,000 deduction

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 07:39 AM

Jul 2025

on all income so many on SS will be paying little to no tax on their income. Yes, there are still taxes on SS, but many will have to pay no taxes so the impact is the same as if there was a tax cut.

This deduction expires in four years.

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I received this email from the SSA as well. It is a complete lie. Social Security income is still taxed -- the Big, Ugly [View all] riversedge Jul 2025 OP

But seniors over 65 do get a new $6,000 deduction Abnredleg Jul 2025 #1

+1. Facts don't matter anymore. The email is marketing BS, but based on the fact. Silent Type Jul 2025 #4

Not all seniors will benefit - especially low-income - RandomNumbers Jul 2025 #5

Thanks for the link! LymphocyteLover Jul 2025 #6

Like the jobs report.................... Lovie777 Jul 2025 #2

I got it too Danmel Jul 2025 #3

My wife got it this morning so I had to look this up LymphocyteLover Jul 2025 #7