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Page 469
The maintenance of a relationship between the individual's earnings and the benefits he receives is a cornerstone of the OASI system . However , only a part of many workers ' annual earnings are taken into account for contribution and ...
The maintenance of a relationship between the individual's earnings and the benefits he receives is a cornerstone of the OASI system . However , only a part of many workers ' annual earnings are taken into account for contribution and ...
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Farmers whose annual gross earnings are over $ 2,400 would report their actual net earnings if over $ 1,600 , but if actual net earnings are less than $ 1,600 , they may instead report $ 1,600 . ( Present law provides that farmers whose ...
Farmers whose annual gross earnings are over $ 2,400 would report their actual net earnings if over $ 1,600 , but if actual net earnings are less than $ 1,600 , they may instead report $ 1,600 . ( Present law provides that farmers whose ...
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The amount of earnings which would be subject to tax and could be used in the computation of benefits would be increased from $ 6,600 to $ 8,000 in 1968 , to $ 8,800 in 1969 , and to $ 10,800 in 1972. The House bill provided for one ...
The amount of earnings which would be subject to tax and could be used in the computation of benefits would be increased from $ 6,600 to $ 8,000 in 1968 , to $ 8,800 in 1969 , and to $ 10,800 in 1972. The House bill provided for one ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
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