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Have you ever wondered why there is no credit on your year-end tax forms for having paid SS tax🤔

The reality is we are double taxed on SS payments. 

First, we pay SS tax throughout the year. Second, at year-end tax time it’s included in your taxable income (no credit for having paid it throughout the year - current max is 10,453). 

Therefore, you pay tax on the SS tax you already paid (as if it was income you actually received). 

In Canada, CPP (Canada Pension Plan) payments (i.e. US SS taxes) are subtracted from your year-end taxable income. 

Working class, let that sink in 😒
@elonmusk @realDonaldTrump @VivekGRamaswamy
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