Connecticut SB00044 raises the income thresholds for a full Social Security benefits deduction from personal income tax.
Connecticut SB00044 amends the qualifying income thresholds for the full Social Security benefits deduction from personal income tax. Unmarried individuals and married individuals filing separately will qualify for the deduction if their income is less than $100,000. Heads of households and married individuals filing jointly will qualify if their income is less than $150,000. The bill aims to increase these thresholds to provide more taxpayers with the full deduction.
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