Missouri (MO) • 2026 Tax Year
Does Missouri Tax Social Security?
Missouri stopped taxing Social Security beginning tax year 2024, when it removed the income limits from its benefit deduction.
State Tax Rate
No SS tax (ended 2024)
Status
100% deductible since tax year 2024
Key facts about Missouri and Social Security
Beginning tax year 2024, Missouri allows a 100% deduction of taxable Social Security benefits with no income limit.
The old rule limited the full deduction to AGI of $85,000 (single) / $100,000 (joint).
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
About Missouri Social Security tax
Official Source: Missouri Department of RevenueReviewed by Jackie Payne, RSSA® · Last verified July 2026
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