The pandemic has had a long-lasting influence on our culture, including encouraging relocation at previously unheard-of levels. Imagine the surprise of a recently relocated retiree who discovers that their previously untaxed Social Security benefits are now included in their taxable income at the state level. Taxation of these benefits could have a serious impact on their lifestyle and may provide a less beneficial financial picture than was first thought. Want to know whether your state taxes Social Security benefits? Read on to learn more.
Chumahan is a founding partner and the Senior Partner of Ovando Bowen LLP. Prior to starting his own firm, Chumahan was a partner at a prestigious class action firm in Los Angeles. Chumahan now focuses his career on civil litigation, family law, and estate planning.
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