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Here’s how to minimize and delay the chunk that Uncle Sam claims. J.J. Gouin / Shutterstock.com
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 changed a lot of rules, but one thing remains the same: It is exceedingly difficult to evade the long arm of the taxman. That’s even true of Social Security benefits. Many people know that if you work while collecting benefits before reaching your full retirement age, it can result in a permanently reduced benefit. But earn too much money — even by simply making…
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