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How Social Security Gets Taxed and Legal Ways to Avoid It
Yahoo Finance· 2026-05-03 17:52
社会保障金征税规则 - 社会保障金并非完全免税 其联邦税收基于个人综合收入水平[1] - 综合收入计算公式为 调整后总收入 加 非应税利息 加 50%的社会保障金福利[5] - 单身 户主或合格鳏寡者 综合收入低于25000美元时社会保障金免税 在25000至34000美元之间最高50%的福利需纳税 超过34000美元则最高85%需纳税[6] - 已婚联合申报者 综合收入低于32000美元时免税 在32000至44000美元之间最高50%的福利需纳税 超过44000美元则最高85%的福利需纳税[6] 合法避税策略 - 降低综合收入是合法最小化甚至避免社会保障金联邦税的关键[7] - 从罗斯IRA和401(k)计划中提取资金可降低综合收入 因为这类提取是免税的[8] - 将退休投资转向市政债券等税务高效的替代品有助于减少综合收入[8][9] - 明智地安排应税账户或房地产的资产出售时机 因为此类销售的大额收益可能将综合收入推入更高税级[9] - 65岁及以上长者可利用《一个美好大法案》中包含的针对老年人的增强扣除额来减少税负 但该扣除额在2028年后不再可用[7]
Why Your 401(k) Could Trigger a Tax Bomb in Retirement (And What to Do Now)
Yahoo Finance· 2026-05-02 20:16AI 处理中...
If you've spent thirty years funneling money into a 401(k) and feeling good about the tax deduction, here's the part nobody put on the enrollment brochure: the IRS has been waiting patiently the whole time. The bill comes due the year you hit RMD age, and it doesn't arrive alone. It drags Social Security taxation, capital gains rates, and Medicare premiums in with it. The host of the Retire SMART Podcast laid it out cleanly on Episode 407: "that forced tax distribution in the future, taxable income to yo ...