Did you know some states still tax Social Security benefits? Let’s explore these states, their rules, and ongoing efforts to ease the burden on retirees.
States say taxing Social Security helps their budgets. But retirees feel it’s unfair—it reduces income they worked hard to earn.
In Colorado, benefits are taxable for higher-income earners. Seniors can claim deductions to reduce their tax burden.
If you earn above $75,000 (single) or $100,000 (couples), your Social Security is taxed. However, 75% of benefits are exempt
Vermont taxes benefits for singles earning above $50,000 or couples above $65,000. Below this, your benefits are tax-free .
West Virginia and Kansas have already started removing these taxes. Utah may join soon, giving retirees much-needed relief.
With rising costs, more advocates are demanding an end to Social Security taxes. States are listening to help retirees keep more money.
Check out which other states are taxing Social Security benefits in 2025 and how it affects you. Click the link to read the full article!
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