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38 States That Do Not Tax Social Security Benefits


Retired workers typically pay some combination of property tax, sales tax, state income tax, and federal income tax, but many Americans don't understand how Social Security income fits into the equation. That makes it difficult to plan for retirement.

Read on to learn how the federal government taxes Social Security benefits, which states do not tax benefits, and how retirees can reduce their tax burden.

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