What Income Will Social Security Allow

Without Reducing Benefits

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Social Security benefits are only affected by earnings income.

Income that does not affect Social Security Benefits:

  • Annuity/Trust Funds income

  • Certain retirement payments from a partnership

  • Court-awarded damages

  • Gifts/Inheritances

  • Income from jury-duty

  • Income from rental property-(unless you a dealer or rent out a farm under certain conditions)

  • Interest Income-Tax exempt income is added you adjusted gross income to see how much of your Social Security can be taxed, if any.

  • Sick Pay

  • Stock Dividends (Widely held, closely held, and wholly owned)

  • S Corporation pass-through income, but ONLY IF A REASONABLE SALARY IS PAID TO ANY SHAREHOLDER PERFORMING SERVICES FOR THE S CORPORATION.

 

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