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South Carolina Doesn't Tax Social Security and Exempts the First $15,000 of a Retiree's 401(k) Withdrawals After 65. North Carolina Taxes Every Dollar of the Same Withdrawal at 3.99%, and the Two States Share a 335-Mile Border
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South Carolina Doesn't Tax Social Security and Exempts the First $15,000 of a Retiree's 401(k) Withdrawals After 65. North Carolina Taxes Every Dollar of the Same Withdrawal at 3.99%, and the Two States Share a 335-Mile Border
One border crossing separates two very different tax bills on the same 401(k) withdrawal, and the state you assume is friendlier to retirees does not always win.
·Lakewood, United States
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