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Originally Posted by Dan9871
But that rate is if you are on Medicare and filing a joint annual income of over $428,000.
It's $134/month is your annual joint income is less than $170,000.
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Yes. The rate steps up with income over a total of five base levels. It hits singles at half the income level of the married filing jointly income level so a single pays the very top rate when he or she reaches an income of $214,000; a married person filing separately pays the top part B rate at an income above $129,000.
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Last edited by manaboutown; 12-11-2017 at 04:36 PM.
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