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Rice Belt States
Rice Belt States: compare 16 US states on 2 metrics.
Rice Belt States
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 Arkansas | Yes | — |
 California | No | — |
 Colorado | — | Colorado's pension-subtraction system exempts up to $24,000 in pension and annuity income, including some Social Security benefits. The exemption is based on your age, starting at age 55. |
 Connecticut | — | Connecticut partially or fully exempts Social Security benefits, based on a person's filing status and income |
 Kansas | — | Kansas exempts Social Security benefits from state tax, based on the taxpayer's income. Your Social Security benefits are exempt from Kansas income tax if your federal adjusted gross income (AGI) is $75,000 or less, regardless of your filing status |
 Louisiana | Yes | — |
 Minnesota | — | Minnesota partially taxes Social Security benefits. The state allows a subtraction from benefits ranging from $2,725 for married taxpayers who file separately to $4,260 for single taxpayers, and $5,450 for married taxpayers who file jointly. The rule is subject to phaseouts st… |
 Mississippi | Yes | — |
 Missouri | No | Missouri exempts Social Security benefits from state tax, provided that the individual is age 62 or older and has an adjusted gross income of less than $100,000 if married and filing jointly, or $85,000 for all other filing statuses. Those who earn more than that might qualify… |
 Montana | — | Montana asks residents to use the Montana Individual Income Tax Return to determine the portion of Social Security benefits that's taxable by the state. That might be different from the federal amount |
 Nebraska | — | Starting 2022, Nebraska began phasing out taxation of Social Security benefits. The state allows a deduction for Social Security income that's included in your federal adjusted gross income if your federal AGI is less than or equal to $61,760 for married couples filing jointly… |
 New Mexico | — | Starting 2022, the state of New Mexico changed rules that now exempt most seniors from paying tax on Social Security benefits. This exemption is available to taxpayers with the following income thresholds: $100,000 for single filers, $150,000 for married filers filing jointly … |
 Rhode Island | — | Rhode Island has an exemption on Social Security taxation for those who have reached full retirement age as defined by the IRS. Eligible taxpayers must have federal AGIs of $88,950 if single, or $111,200 if married and filing jointly |
 Texas | Yes | — |
 Utah | — | In late 2019, Utah adopted a sweeping tax bill that includes a tax credit for Social Security benefits that are included in a taxpayer's federal adjusted gross income. The AGI thresholds are $31,000 for married filing separately, $62,000 for married filing jointly, and $37,000… |
 Vermont | — | Vermont previously followed the federal rules for determining the taxable portion of Social Security benefits, then it adopted exemptions for taxpayers with incomes below $25,000 for single filers and $32,000 for other statuses. Benefits for those with higher incomes are taxed… |
Quick answers
- Where does this rice belt states data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Where Is The Rice Belt? - World Atlas; Rice Belt - Wiki; Where Rice Grows in the USA - Think Rice.