Donald Trump’s Social Security chief is under fire for spreading propaganda and fueling confusion after his agency said the president had ended taxation on Social Security for millions of Americans.

Senior citizens are getting a tax break in President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts package, but it’s not the ...

"What do you mean I'm paying taxes on my Social Security benefits?" some will no doubt ask. Already in July, I've spotted social media posts by tax professionals who dread the day when ...

Trump promised to eliminate the tax on Social Security benefits in his 2024 campaign, but the bill instead adds a new ...

A man in Ohio received contradicting letters from the Social Security Administration, one saying he is getting a lump sum ...

A PolitiFact reader asked whether the Republican megabill headed to President Trump’s desk will change Social Security’s future solvency. The answer: yes. Here’s how.

Social Security concerns 14:12. Republican-backed legislation approved Thursday morning by House lawmakers includes a number of tax breaks promised by President Trump during the campaign, such as ...

Senator Marshall stated, "By cutting taxes on Social Security, this bill will ensure America's seniors can keep more of their hard-earned money and fix a fundamental flaw in our tax system." What ...

You might have heard about a specific age when Social Security benefits become tax-free. It may have been 70, 72, or even 65. Well, whatever age you’ve had in mind, it's time to put this Social ...

Social Security can't go broke because it gets the bulk of its revenue from payroll taxes. So, as long as people continue to hold down jobs and pay into the program, it can continue to get funded.

Trump has pledged additional tax cuts, including an end to taxes on tips and Social Security benefits. Social Security has been paying out more than it collects through payroll taxes since 2021.

Levine emphasized a crucial point: if Social Security is the sole income source and it's limited to $26,000 or $27,000 annually, the recipient will likely owe $0 in income tax.