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Rhode Island tax on retirement income: Military and Railroad Retirement benefits are tax-exempt. Social Security retirement benefits are exempt for retirees with a federal adjusted gross income (AGI) below the income thresholds set by the state.
If you are a part year Rhode Island resident and are required to file a federal return, you must file a Rhode Island return. If you are a Rhode Island nonresident who has to file a federal return and has income from Rhode Island sources, you must file a Rhode Island return.
Like most other states in the Northeast, Rhode Island has both a statewide income tax and sales tax. The income tax is progressive tax with rates ranging from 3.75% up to 5.99%. The highest marginal rate applies to taxpayers earning more than $155,050 for tax year 2022.
If additional tax is due, file Form RI-4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File a Rhode Island Individual Income Tax Return, by April 15, to request an extension to October 15. Form RI-4868 cannot be electronically filed. It must be mailed with payment to the appropriate mailing address.
In Rhode Island, Social Security retirement benefits that are subject to federal taxes may also be subject to the state income tax. For the 2021 tax year, single filers with a federal AGI of up to $88,950 and joint filers with a federal AGI of up to $111,200 don't need to pay state taxes on their benefits.