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3. Thanks for posting. There is a lot of confusion about some aspects of it as is evident from these earlier threads

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Thu Dec 7, 2023, 07:41 PM

Dec 2023

A discussion of the same article in General Discussion: https://www.democraticunderground.com/100218498093

One from Oct 24 in this forum: https://www.democraticunderground.com/11215031

EDITED TO ADD - it catches a lot of recent retirees by surprise -- first that some of Social Security is taxable for many. And then if they withdraw from traditional IRA's and 401k's to meet living expenses or RMD requirements, those are taxable income.

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The Surprise Bill Coming to Those Who Underpay Their Taxes [View all] question everything Dec 2023 OP

This shouldn't be a surprise to people. Anyone in this job situation, working as a contractor, etc., is SWBTATTReg Dec 2023 #1

Scare article..... getagrip_already Dec 2023 #2

Thanks for posting. There is a lot of confusion about some aspects of it as is evident from these earlier threads progree Dec 2023 #3

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