It seems to be a Social Security Check. It is approximately $160 short. She is disabled and has been for about ten years. Never a problem with Soc. Sec. It came the day her regular check comes, (same designation letters as her usual check , dir. dep.), so she is a little worried. I can not find a case when some one goes from 65 to 66 that their check goes down. Has anyone else? She turned 65 on 05/2022 and her check never changed! All of a sudden this morning, 09/01/23 it hits the bank direct deposit and its short about $165! Appreciate any help!!
sec It is not the SEC. It is the FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board)
CPAs who do not audit the financial statements of publicly listed companies do not fall under the jurisdiction of the SEC and the PCAOB.
As many people know, the state and federal government level taxes are the direct form of taxation;for example, corporate taxes are another form of direct tax--those taxes levied against income earned by corporations. soc sec , medicare, estate and gift taxes are more types of direct tax, as is the income tax charged by the state you live in. The simple definition of a direct tax is one that you have no choice in paying.
Section 1231 gains and losses must first be netted together, then if there's a gain, it's a capital gain, but, if there's a loss, you can take it against ordinary income. The best of both worlds, wouldn't you agree? Kevin in Phoenix, Az.
I recieved an extra 1300.00 a dbl payment last month Why??
The code "SSA TREAS 310" refers to a payment from the Social Security Administration (SSA), typically indicating a direct deposit for Social Security benefits, such as retirement or disability payments. The "typexx" part generally signifies the payment type, while the "soc sec id" followed by a number usually represents the recipient's Social Security identification number. If you see this transaction, it's likely a government benefit payment. For specific details about the payment, it's advisable to check your Social Security account or contact the SSA directly.
The designation "SSA TREAS 310 XXSOC SEC PPD" refers to Social Security payments distributed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Recipients typically include individuals receiving Social Security benefits, such as retirement, disability, or survivor benefits. The "PPD" indicates a pre-arranged direct deposit payment, ensuring that beneficiaries receive their funds electronically.
What do you mean by annuities? If you are referring to Soc Sec supplements, and NOT basic earned Soc Sec income payments, it may be because you don't need them while in prison, where everything is taken care for you and paid for by the taxpayers.
Find got a zero amount in my account from treasury 303?
-.- no they wont.
Medicare takes the B part of your Soc Sec = 2008 it is about $95 per month. Your Soc Sec check will be reduced by that amount.
Sometimes "Soc. Sec." is used, but others may use "S.S."
they can take 15% of your monthly Soc. Sec. Disabilty check.
"Soc sec ins" typically refers to Social Security Insurance, which is a government program in the United States that provides financial assistance to individuals who are retired, disabled, or survivors of deceased workers. It is funded through payroll taxes collected under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA). The program aims to provide a safety net for eligible individuals to ensure basic income support during times of need.
Sec is the French word for 'dry'. 'Au sec' may mean 'in a dry place', for example.
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