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New $6,000 Senior Tax Deduction: How Much You Could Save in 2025–2028

March 27, 2026 · Personal Finance
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What Is the New Senior Tax Deduction?

Under the new tax legislation taking effect from 2025 through 2028, eligible taxpayers age 65+ can claim:

  • Up to $6,000 per individual
  • Up to $12,000 per married couple

This is a major boost to existing tax deductions for seniors, because it:

  • Adds on top of the standard deduction
  • Stacks with the additional age 65+ deduction
  • Can be used even if you itemize deductions

For retirees working with a financial advisor or using tax filing services, this creates new opportunities for tax optimization and retirement planning.

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