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In reply to the discussion: Trump's and Republicans Fiscal Dilema [View all]

tetedur

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4. Exactly. The "no tax on SS is moot" for most of us. Regardless, we have all paid more income tax than Trump
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in certain years. Some years he paid $0. Some years he paid a whopping $750.

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Trump's and Republicans Fiscal Dilema [View all] Pototan Dec 2024 OP
I'm confused about the no tax on Social Security. tetedur Dec 2024 #1
I also collect Social Security Pototan Dec 2024 #2
Exactly. The "no tax on SS is moot" for most of us. Regardless, we have all paid more income tax than Trump tetedur Dec 2024 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author jimfields33 Dec 2024 #3
Are any federal taxes deducted from your deposit? lonely bird Dec 2024 #7
no tetedur Dec 2024 #14
It's a talking point that sounds good to low info voters but would actually be disastrous. Wiz Imp Dec 2024 #11
Social Security is subject to federal tax based upon how much you get lonely bird Dec 2024 #15
According to the Social Security Administration it is 40% Wiz Imp Dec 2024 #16
40% is not insignificant. lonely bird Dec 2024 #17
The first of many problems with the tariffs is duncang Dec 2024 #5
Even ignoring the timing, the change from income tax to tariffs is regressive karynnj Dec 2024 #9
i dpn't think they see it as a dilemma, but as an "opportunity" rampartd Dec 2024 #6
I don't think the Dems would or should back edhopper Dec 2024 #8
No way will No tax on tips, no tax on Social Security and no tax on overtime even be introduced Wiz Imp Dec 2024 #10
It's possible that the "no tax on SS" is a diversion to give a hefty tax cut to the wealthy on Medicare. If you are in2herbs Dec 2024 #12
a preparer viewpoint recovering_democrat Dec 2024 #13
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