President Donald Trump has touted "no tax on Social Security" with the addition of a new senior deduction. Some states still apply levies to benefit income.

The No Tax on Restored Benefits Act would offer a gross income tax exclusion for retroactive Social Security benefits.

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The new $6,000 deduction goes into effect for the 2025 tax year and will continue through 2028 for those aged 65 and older.

Public sector workers getting restored benefits under last year's Social Security Fairness Act would be spared a tax bill on those benefits under new legislation.

Make sure these changes are on your radar.

While the increased tax savings will feel good for now, it could affect the future of Social Security benefits.

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