Here's which states are taxing Social Security, and how they might do it.

Are your Social Security benefits taxable? Learn how COLA increases and potential legislative changes could lead to a ...

Nearly 50% of retirees already pay federal income tax on Social Security benefits. That share is rising in 2026. The Social ...

The Social Security Fairness Act provided more than 2.8 million beneficiaries with higher payments. Here's what to know about reporting that income to the IRS.

Nine states don't have any income tax, whether on paychecks, 401 (k)s, IRAs, or pensions. Four more states have a state income tax but exempt retirement income. Tax laws are always changing, so stay ...

If you receive Social Security benefits, keep in mind that you likely need to pay taxes on that money. Like many parts of the tax code, it can be complicated to figure out whether – and how much – you ...

The No Tax on Restored Benefits Act would offer a gross income tax exclusion for retroactive Social Security benefits.

Still working while collecting Social Security benefits? Here's how your income can make up to 85% of your benefits taxable and shrink your take-home pay.

Many seniors saw their monthly benefits rise last year, and that will affect their tax refunds this year.

Retirement planning often revolves around your future income and how much of it you actually keep. For many retirees, Social ...