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800,000 Retirees in Oregon Qualify For The 'Senior Deduction' Under Big, Beautiful Bill

According to a July 2025 press release, 88% of all seniors who receive Social Security income will owe nothing in federal taxes on those benefits under the new law-up from 64% under previous rules.

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1 Million Retirees in South Carolina Qualify For The ‘Senior Deduction’ Under Big, Beautiful Bill

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3 Smart Money Moves for Retirees After Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

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2.1 Million Retirees in Ohio Qualify for the 'Senior Deduction' Under Big, Beautiful Bill

"This amounts to the largest tax break in history for America's seniors," the White House said in a statement, highlighting the goal of helping retirees "save more of their money".

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How Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ law could keep illegal immigrant families in custody indefinitely

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Here’s when everything in Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ takes effect

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Tax Savings: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act's Impact on Your Finances

Starting in 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduces historic tax cuts, making key provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent while adding new benefits. From enhanced deductions to expanded credits,

What the Big Beautiful Bill Means for You: New IRS Guidelines Break It Down

The IRS has released new guidelines to help taxpayers understand the Big Beautiful Bill, a sweeping tax reform law now in effect for the 2025 filing season. Aimed at middle-class workers, boomers and retirees,

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600,000 Retirees in Oklahoma Qualify for the 'Senior Deduction' Under Big, Beautiful Bill

Roughly 600,000 retirees in Oklahoma are expected to benefit from a new federal deduction that exempts most Social Security income from taxes starting in 2026.

Does Trump’s new ‘big beautiful bill’ change the age at which older Americans should start claiming Social Security?

The Trump bill — which was enacted in early July — introduces an additional tax deduction for taxpayers who are 65 or older. The deduction could be up to $6,000 for an individual tax filer and up to $12,000 for a married couple if both spouses qualify.