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Social Security sends incorrect email saying ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ ends taxes on benefits—here’s what is actually changing
The Social Security Administration sent a misleading email to benefit recipients and other Americans last week about the Republican budget bill that was recently signed into law by President Donald Trump. Advocates are now trying to correct the record to ensure beneficiaries know how the legislation could affect their tax bill.
Social Security Email About 'Big Beautiful Bill' Tax Changes Sparks Confusion
The SSA’s July 3 email announced that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4) would essentially eliminate federal income taxes on Social Security benefits for most recipients.
Before the passage of the tax bill, 64% of seniors didn’t pay taxes on their Social Security benefits, according to a June ...
The President promised no taxes on Social Security. The OBBBA keeps that promise for some taxpayers. It is not, however, a ...
President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" included a "senior bonus," a new temporary tax deduction for Americans over 65.
One of the marquee promises of President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was the elimination of taxes on ...
The Big Beautiful Bill, officially signed into law on July 4, makes major changes to the tax code this year. After ...
An analysis by CRFB finds the Senate's One Big Beautiful Bill Act would hasten Social Security and Medicare trust fund ...
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," which advances Trump’s second-term priorities on tax cuts, energy, and the border, now heads back to the GOP-led House.
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