Fraternity-Testvériség, 1963 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1963-06-01 / 6. szám

FRATERNITY

15

375. Long Branch, N. J.__ 172.75

377. San Diego, Calif._____ 77.18

378. San Jose, Calif._____ 928.84

379. Hollywood, Calif.____ 972.16

380. Cleveland, O.________ 218.56

383. Rural Valley, Pa.____ 72.89

384. Renton, Pa. _________ 163.28

385. San Bernardino, Calif. _ 528.73

386. Cincinnati, O. _______ 348.13

388. Lakeland, Fla._______ 104.34

390. Hudson Valley, N. Y. _ 287.49

391. Ontario, Calif._______ 408.30

392. New Orleans, La.____ 58.50

393. Peoria, 111. __________ 67.58

394. Dallas, Tex. _________ 130.31

Total_____________$104,915.35

NOTICE!

The following arrived after bank closing hours:

2.

Cleveland, O.

$7622.20

21.

Toledo, O.

3070.91

32.

New Brunswick, N. J. _ 1350.88

67.

Sharon, Pa.

1048.83

78.

Vintondale, Pa.

182.13

102.

Cleveland, O.

_ 390.84

151.

Beaver Falls, Pa.

365.15

221.

Zelienople, Pa.

140.13

246.

Milwaukee, Wis.

__ 737.89

252.

Niles, O.

110.32

295.

Aurora, 111.

169.79

329.

Meadville, Pa.

11.70

Total

. _$15,201.07

Washington, D. C. Paul

SI. Miklossy,

May 1, 1963 Treasurer

PROBLEMS ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY

Question: What must a person receiving social security benefits do if he earned over $1200 in 1962?

Answer: Anyone entitled to social security benefits who earned over $1200 in 1962 and who was under 72 in ANY month of the year must file an annual report of his earnings with the Social Security Administration.

Quuestion: How does a person report earnings of over $1200 in a year to the Social Security Administration?

Answer: By completing a simple “annual report of earnings” form. This form (called Form OA-C 777) can be obtained from any Social Security District Office. The social security office will also help a person complete the annual report form if he wishes.

Question: When must a report of 1962 earnings of over $1200 be made to the Social Security Administration?

Answer: By April 15, 1963.

Question: Is there a penalty imposed on a social security beneficiary if he fails to report earnings of over $1200 in 1962 by April 15, 1963?

Answer: A social security beneficiary who earned over $1200 in 1962 may forfeit an additional one month’s benefit payment to himself for failure to report his earnings to the Social Security Administration by April 15, 1963.

Question: Why does a social security beneficiary who earned over $1200 in 1962 have to estimate his expected earnings for 1963 also?

Answer: His estimate of earnings expected for 1963 will be used to determine how much he can be paid in social security benefits during this year.