I had a client call with an interesting question: My husband is planning to wait until he turns 66 to take his Social Security. If he continues to work, will his Social Security be taxed? Before I go into detail I want to stress that all tax questions need to be referred to a certified tax professional. However, since I’ve been getting questions of this nature quite often lately, I’ll share a little information on the subject. The way the IRS computes tax rates on Social S

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