Starting in the 2026 tax year, 88% of seniors nationwide will owe nothing in federal taxes on their Social Security income, according to the White House. That's up from just 64% today and translates to 14.2 million more retirees keeping their full benefit checks.
The legislation introduces a senior deduction that exempts most Social Security benefits from federal taxation, bringing financial relief to roughly 200,000 retirees in Delaware.
We are heartbroken to learn of another life lost on our streets,” said Walk San Francisco's Marta Lindsey. “We hold the victim's loved ones and community in our thoughts.
"We have an aging population, and a lot of people on lower income in that age range, and it's just an incredibly unfair burden to put on them," House Minority Leader Billy Bob Faulkingham (R-Winter Harbor) told WGME.