在领取社会保金的时候听起来像是“终极金融胜利”! 毕竟您已经为社会保障事业做出了40年的贡献,因此现在该是时候尽情享受劳动成果的时候了! 不过领取社保金还存在限制,并且SSA会严格执行这些限制。 重要的是,如果您不遵守规定,社会保障局将减少或消除您的社保金利益...
在这里要说明收入限制、例外情况、第一年和第二年的情况一直到完全退休年龄(full retiement age, 以下简称FRA),FRA以67岁为例。这篇短文使您了解到有关工作和领取社保金的简单规则。讨论还包括了当社保金领取限制不再适用,以及您有足够的自由赚取想要的收入并且仍然可以领取取社保金。
下面我们就从四个方面讨论:
1. 收入限制:
2. 收入类型:
3. 提早领取社保金年份会发生什么?
首先举简单的例子:
The SSA gives an September "Adjusted" payment later.
The SSA recaculates... September and December
and will pay you the adjusted amount in the following year
4. 在FRA领取社保金年份会发生什么?
Again, the SSA recaculates... September and December
and will pay you the adjusted amount in the following year
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Do I have to pay FICA taxes on my earnings if I also collect Social Security?
Yes. There is no exemption for paying the Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA) payroll taxes that fund the Social Security and Medicare systems. As long as you work in a job that is covered by Social Security, FICA taxes will be withheld from your paycheck.
是的,不能豁免。开始领社保金,又同时工作,工作的那部分薪水是需要扣除社保和Medicare税的(称为FICA taxes)。上面的规定中说了,只要是您从事社会保障所涵盖的工作,FICA税将从您的薪水中扣除。
“Here's what happens if you collect Social Security early while working
To answer the most basic question, you absolutely can work, part- or full-time, while receiving Social Security benefits. However, there are rules that limit how much of your benefit you're allowed to keep depending on your claiming age, full retirement age (i.e., the age you become eligible to receive 100% of your monthly benefit, as determined by your birth year), and your earned income.
For example, anyone receiving Social Security benefits who won't reach their full retirement age in 2021 (or any current year) is subject to what's known as the retirement earnings test. The retirement earnings test allows the Social Security Administration to withhold some or all of your benefits based on much you earn. In 2021, early filers are allowed to earn up to $18,960 ($1,580 a month) before withholding kicks in.
If you earn over $18,960 in wages or salary, $1 in benefits will be withheld for every $2 in earnings above this threshold. The retirement earnings test might thus prevent you from double-dipping on income sources or paying off debt. ”