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.

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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 ...

There’s some confusion over whether you can escape taxes on Social Security after reaching a specific retirement age.

Lawmakers could raise Social Security taxes to fight against a revenue shortfall. How those tax increases could play out.

A new bill aims to cut Social Security taxes, potentially increasing Social Security income for retirees.

Seniors are unlikely to get a break on paying taxes on their Social Security benefits, an issue that impacts more people each year.

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.

Levine began by clarifying the confusion surrounding the mentioned "$25,000 threshold," suggesting it might refer to either the standard deduction or the base amount for Social Security taxation.

Cutting Social Security Tax Could Boost Your Payments, but It May Not Last New tax policies and investment rules could shake up retirement planning. How to prepare now for potential changes.