Social Security Benefits
- § 17.01 Overview of Taxation of Social Security Benefits
- —–[1] Augmented Income
- —–[2] Married with Augmented Income under $32,000
- —–[3] Married with Augmented Income Between $32,000 and $44,000
- —–[4] Married with Augmented Income over $44,000
- —–[5] Single with Augmented Income Under $25,000
- —–[6] Single with Augmented Income Between $25,000 and $34,000
- —–[7] Single with Augmented Income over $34,000
- —–[8] Married Filing Separate Return
- § 17.02 Key Concepts in Taxation of Social Security Benefits
- —–[1] Modified Adjusted Gross Income
- —–[2] Augmented Income
- § 17.03 Taxable Benefits of Married Persons Filing a Joint Return
- —–[1] Augmented Income Under $32,000
- —–[2] Augmented Income Between $32,000 and $44,000
- —–[3] Augmented Income over $44,000
- § 17.04 Taxable Benefits of a Single Individual or a Separated Spouse
- —–[1] Augmented Income Under $25,000
- —–[2] Augmented Income Between $25,000 and $34,000
- —–[3] Augmented Income over $34,000
- § 17.05 Taxable Benefits of a Married Person Filing a Separate Return
- § 17.06 Disproportionate Tax Consequences of Changes in Income
- § 17.07 Lump Sum Payment of Prior Year Social Security Benefits
- § 17.08 Tax on Net Investment Income Not Applicable
» Chapter 18 – CHRONIC ILLNESS COSTS AND INSURANCE