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In reply to the discussion: Trump pitches repealing tax on Social Security benefits [View all]The Mouth
(3,315 posts)24. STEAL THIS IDEA. Tax milionaires, instead
Social Security and pensions should *NOT* be taxed.
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⚠️People should know that the income tax on SS benefits GOES INTO THE SS SYSTEM, not into the general
progree
Aug 2024
#4
I agree and raise the cap to pay for it. The threshold for tax was set in 1983 at $25000 for a
doc03
Aug 2024
#30
Maybe adjust it for inflation since Reagan started it back in the stone age.
twodogsbarking
Aug 2024
#5
Don't beleive him, the real plan is to steal all of your S.S.. Then go after your pension. Just to start with. nt
Hotler
Aug 2024
#9
Which will last until they eliminate Social Security altogether. Groovy, man. n/t
TygrBright
Aug 2024
#10
I would have to agree with the concept although his overall plan would likely gut other aspects of social security.
honest.abe
Aug 2024
#11
Since I get a federal annuity (now with an offset) + SS having started this year for me for the first time
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2024
#14
Minnesota got rid of taxes on SS a couple years ago -- I was SHOCKED when I saw how low my MN taxes were
progree
Aug 2024
#17
I make around $30k and HR Block figures no federal tax. State keeps what they deduct,
JohnnyRingo
Aug 2024
#33
Makes sense. There would be no income to tax after Project 2025's elimination of Social Security.
PSPS
Aug 2024
#18
Bulls**t! If the one-per-centers hadn't gotten that ridiculous tax break in 2018
FakeNoose
Aug 2024
#21
Trump does not even deserve lip service...remember all the promises he hinted but never kept..
NowsTheTime
Aug 2024
#22
Believe the convicted felon and his republican base are against Social Security benefits.
republianmushroom
Aug 2024
#27