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And anything you earn over $160,200 (2023) does not have SS taken out, but that means your benefit is based on a lower income than you may have earned.
BillNo, Roth conversions don’t count. The only income that counts is the ordinary income you earn and pay social security tax on.
Btw – the income was taxed by Ss at the time it was earned. You just didn’t pay income tax on it.
SydneyAnother thing is that the earnings that go into social security do not need to be consecutive. They are simply the average of the highest 35 years of social security eligible income earned.
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