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I have recently started receiving social security benefits. My question is what percent should I have withheld each month for income tax.
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Re: percentage to withhold
posted at December 21, 2011 8:51 PM EST
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That is going to depend on what other type of income you have AND the amount of the other income - also whether or not that other income or some part of it is taxable. Form the Social Security Administration: These (2) linked sites can give you the details, applicable form and the IRS publications on how to figure the amount - You don't have to have it withheld; you can just send in quarterly payments. If you need help in figuring the amount, contact an IRS approved Enrolled Agent. Taxes and your Social Security benefitsWithholding income tax from your Social Security benefits |
