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Social Security question

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Posted by glenda_al (My Page) on
Fri, Feb 8, 02 at 16:15

Have just started receiving SS check this past October. And received my SSA benefit statement.

I know I can ask my accountant, but just thought I'd ask here.

Is that amt received, taxable? I'm not working, only receiving teachers retirement benefits.

I hope not.

Thanks

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RE: Social Security question

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Glenda, Social security is only taxable if your income is over $25000 ( that's for single filer). If your income is over, part of the S S would be taxable.

  
 

 

 


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