House Republicans’ sweeping budget bill does not eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits — a signature piece of President Donald Trump’s platform — but officials say an enhanced standard deduction for individuals 65 and older effectively delivers on the promise.

Former President Donald Trump is considering changes to the Social Security program, sparking interest and speculation. Among the proposals is eliminating taxes on Social Security checks for retirees,

Donald Trump vowed to eliminate taxes on Social Security, but is his “Big, Beautiful Bill” delivering? Here's latest potential changes and political roadblocks.

President Trump's spending and tax plan, which is officially titled "one, big, beautiful bill," was recently released. This gave Americans key details about how Trump plans to not only extend the tax cuts passed during his first term but to give middle-class Americans and seniors additional tax relief.

President Trump's campaign promise to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits for retirees has been replaced by a modest $4,000 deduction, leaving many feeling shortchanged.

The legislation covers a wide range of issues: ending taxes on tips and overtime pay, extending and expanding existing tax cuts, increasing the child tax credit, barring Medicaid from funding Planned Parenthood and more.

The proposal in the House's spending and tax cut plan, which Trump supports, offers a deduction for seniors worth a small fraction of what he repeatedly promised.

During his campaign, Trump vowed to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits for retirees. However, the current proposal offers a modest $4,000 deduction, falling short of expectations.

During his campaign, Donald Trump vowed to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits for retirees. However, the current legislative proposal from House Republicans offers a $4,000 tax deduction instead,