States Taxing Social Security Benefits: Is Your State Among the 10 Still Taxing?

States Taxing Social Security Benefits: Overview

Up to 85% of Social Security is taxable at the federal level, and some states also impose taxes on these benefits.

States Still Taxing Social Security:

• Colorado: Full deduction for ages 65+, limited for ages 55-64
• Connecticut: No tax below $75,000 AGI for singles, $100,000 for couples
• Kansas: Tax on AGI exceeding $75,000
• ...

Consider the state laws on Social Security taxes along with overall tax planning to secure your retirement funds.