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    Re: Social Security
    Posted by john on 7/31/08

    On 7/31/08, riteacher wrote:
    > Some districts pay into both social security and the state
    > pension system. Some only pay into the state pension system.

    7/31/08
    You are correct, there are 15 states that do not pay social
    security and 35 that pay social security. Illinois is one of
    the states that does not pay SS.

    Never the less, my school district along with others in
    Illinois (not all districts) required me to pay SS on some of
    my earnings and would not allow me pay SS on other earnings,
    all from the same job description and same school district.

    Illinois is the only state that required teachers to use their
    TRS wages to acquire SS benefits that would be subjected to WEP
    penalties because the teacher was a state employee.

    John

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  • Social Security, 7/31/08, by John.
  • Re: Social Security, 7/31/08, by riteacher.
  • Re: Social Security, 7/31/08, by john.

     
     

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