Hot Topic: Social Security/Medicare Changed for Election Officials and Workers

Authors

Jim Leuty, Municipal Technical Advisory Service

Document Type

Bulletin

Publication Date

3-20-1995

Abstract

According to Public Law 103-296, cities may not have to withhold Social Security/Medicare from election officials/workers who earn less than $1,000 per calendar year prior to the calendar year 2000, and less than the adjusted amount for calendar years after 1999. The law, which became effective Jan. 1, 1995, changed the "exclusion rule" amount from $100.

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Recommended Citation

Leuty, Jim, "Hot Topic: Social Security/Medicare Changed for Election Officials and Workers" (1995). MTAS Publications: Hot Topics.
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