Is my social security taxable?

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Usually if your income including social security benefits is less than $25,000 (single) or $32,000 (married), your benefits are not taxable. If your income is higher than those limits, there are formulas to determine what percentage of your social security is taxable.

Currently up to 85% of your social security may be taxable.

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