Food and medical costs as compared to SS inflation adjustments has caused recipients to fall behind year after year.
Then, the IRS counts 85% of the benefit as taxable income. WTF?
Mao Bidden
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A payroll tax cut is under consideration for the current pandemic and is likely to be limited for a year or less. LOL May happen, may not. LOL
Jackolantern
If you earn a certain amount when you retire, half of your Social Security income is taxed. So, yes, most retired people still pay taxes on SS.
Max Hoopla
They don't pay payroll taxes.
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Social Security recipients don't pay much in taxes .