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Couples with Social Security income face a marriage tax penalty — but there’s a simple way to avoid it. fizkes / Shutterstock.com
Retirement is full of surprises, especially at tax time. Some new retirees are surprised to learn that Social Security benefits can be taxable, for example. Others are surprised to learn that Social Security income taxes can hit married couples harder than single retirees. As Curtis M. asks Money Talks News: No, Curtis, you aren’t missing a thing. There is indeed marriage tax penalty on…
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