HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

Officials from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said Tuesday that 35 states have ended the practice of intercepting federal benefits intended for orphans in foster care.

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KSN WichitaCenter· 48d ago

HHS praises Kansas, 34 other states for scaling back 'orphan tax'

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HHS touts Arkansas for scaling back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts Arkansas for scaling back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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HHS touts 35 states, including Tennessee, that have scaled back 'orphan tax' on Social Security benefits

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