Sandra files single. Last year she received $11,500 in Social Security and had $28,250 in Wages....
Sandra files single. Last year she received $11,500 in Social Security and had $28,250 in Wages. She had no other wages. What percentage of her Social Security benefits would be taxable?
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The social security benefit is taxed up to 50% of benefits, if the income of individual is between $25,000 and $34,000. Since Sandra is having a income of $28,250, her social security benefits will be taxed at 50%. Hence, the total tax on social benefits amounts to 50% of $11,500 or $5,750.
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