Contributions to a traditional IRA can reduce taxable income for some filers.

Retirement Tax Fact 101: Your Retirement Income Is Taxed (Sometimes!)

Here’s an important fact: Retirement doesn’t always mean tax-free income. Many people are surprised to learn that Social Security, pensions, and withdrawals from retirement accounts can still be taxable — and those taxes can eat into your nest egg if you’re not prepared.

Planning your retirement or already retired? Let’s review your tax situation together!

What Gets Taxed in Retirement?

When you retire, you may pay taxes on:
✔️ Traditional IRA & 401(k) withdrawals — fully taxable as ordinary income.
✔️ Social Security benefits — taxable for many retirees if your income is above a certain limit.
✔️ Pension income — usually taxable at the federal level and sometimes by your state.
✔️ Investment income — dividends, interest, or capital gains can also bump up your tax bill.


Common Retirement Tax Surprises

Many retirees get caught off guard by:
❌ Forgetting that Social Security can be taxed.
❌ Taking big retirement account withdrawals that push them into a higher tax bracket.
❌ Missing required minimum distributions (RMDs), leading to big IRS penalties.
❌ Not planning for state income tax on retirement benefits.

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Can You Reduce Retirement Taxes?

Yes! Smart tax planning can help you:
✅ Control how much income you withdraw each year.
✅ Time your withdrawals for a lower bracket.
✅ Use credits and deductions to offset taxes.
✅ Avoid penalties on required minimum distributions.

Ask us how to lower your retirement tax bill here!


We Make Retirement Tax Planning Simple

At Acceptance Tax & Accounting, we help you:
✔️ Understand what income is taxable
✔️ Plan smart withdrawals and minimize taxes
✔️ File correctly every year
✔️ Fix mistakes or amend old returns if needed

📞 Click here to schedule your Retirement Tax Review today!


Don’t let unexpected taxes drain your golden years — get the retirement tax help you need today!

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Why Year-End Tax Planning Beats Last-Minute Filing

As the year winds down, most business owners and individuals start thinking about the holidays — not their taxes. But smart taxpayers know that the best time to plan for taxes is before the year ends, not in the spring when the filing rush begins.

At Acceptance Tax & Accounting, we believe in proactive planning that saves you stress, time, and money. Here’s why year-end tax planning always beats last-minute filing.

5 Tax Deductions Most Small Business Owners Miss (and How to Claim Them Legally)

Running a business is tough enough without leaving money on the table. Many small business owners overpay the IRS simply because they don’t know what deductions they qualify for.

This free guide reveals the 5 most overlooked tax deductions that could save you hundreds — even thousands — every year.

📥 Download your free checklist today and make sure you’re not giving Uncle Sam a tip!

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