Social Security is a central piece to most Americans' retirement plans. Around half of retirees 65 or older receive at least 50% of their household income from their monthly benefit checks, according to data analyzed by the Social Security Administration. So the thought of losing even a portion of those benefits could have a drastic impact on many people's budgets in retirement.

Unfortunately for those living in 10 states, there's a chance they'll see a reduction in their Social Security checks. Depending on your income, the state government may impose income tax on a portion of your benefits.

Here's what you need to know.

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