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Thinking of Moving? 9 States That Tax Social Security Benefits

By Our Editorial Team  |  Published February 25, 2026

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Why State Taxes on Social Security Matter

While state income tax rates may appear modest, even a small percentage can affect fixed-income retirees over time.

Social Security taxes at the state level may:

  • Reduce monthly net income

  • Impact overall retirement budgeting

  • Influence long-term financial sustainability

  • Affect relocation decisions

However, it’s important to note that most states that tax Social Security also provide exemptions or income thresholds that protect lower-income seniors.

Let’s break down where Social Security benefits may still be taxed and what that means in practice.

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