Taxpayers under age 65 can exclude up to $4,800 per person of retirement income (pension, annuities, or taxable social security benefits). Taxpayers age 65 or older can exclude $7,500 each of income regardless of whether it is retirement income or not. Both of these exemption amounts are phased out for higher income taxpayers.
Married taxpayers making more than $32,000 and single taxpayers making more than $25,000 will lose some or all of these exemptions depending on their adjusted gross income. More.
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