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Voltaire2

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10. Of course. The current regulation is bullshit.

Reply to Rollo (Original post)

Thu Mar 21, 2019, 04:34 AM

Mar 2019

Oh and pay for it by increasing taxes on the actual rich in current dollars, not some 1985 notion.

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Should taxation of Social Security benefits be indexed for inflation? [View all] Rollo Mar 2019 OP

I owe tax every year because of this wasupaloopa Mar 2019 #1

The Reagan formula means that... Rollo Mar 2019 #4

The cost of living calculator can be found at: Rollo Mar 2019 #2

I think the Social Security benefits should not be taxed at all. k8conant Mar 2019 #3

exactly because it is already a tax in the first place nt msongs Mar 2019 #6

I agree on that one as well. DFW Mar 2019 #8

They sure as hell have no problem raising the income limit before ss withholding stops for the year! VarryOn Mar 2019 #5

I sympathize with you, but... Rollo Mar 2019 #9

Just tax the non Social Security part JCMach1 Mar 2019 #7

Of course. The current regulation is bullshit. Voltaire2 Mar 2019 #10

Yes, but we need a different COLA calculation, one based on seniors' expenses. JustABozoOnThisBus Mar 2019 #11

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