Social Security benefits first became partially taxable in 1983 ( Regan ) , and the rule was expanded in 1993 ( Clinton ) to its current form. As the rules stand now, rising income can subject 50% or even 85% of Social Security benefits to taxation, until a maximum of 85% of all Social Security benefits are included in income for tax purposes
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