
No tax on Social Security benefits? Senator proposes new bill, but high-income taxpayers may not like it
Lawmakers have introduced a new bill that aims to permanently end taxes on Social Security benefits. High-income earners may not like it.
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Lawmakers have introduced a new bill that aims to permanently end taxes on Social Security benefits. High-income earners may not like it.
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