RETIREES FIRST Act
This bill raises the income threshold at which Social Security benefits become taxable for retirees. Starting in 2026, single filers with income below $34,000 (adjusted for inflation) and joint filers below $68,000 (adjusted for inflation) will pay tax on less of their Social Security benefits. It ensures Social Security trust funds won't lose revenue by redirecting some non-security discretionary spending to offset the tax change. The bill also requires annual reports on how funds are redirected.
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance.
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Feb 3, 2025
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