Social Security Amendments of 1960: Hearings Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Eighty-sixth Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 12580, an Act to Extend and Improve Coverage Under the Federal Old-age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance System and to Remove Hardships and Inequities, Improve the Financing of the Trust Funds, and Provide Disability Benefits to Additional Individuals Under Such System; to Provide Grants to States for Medical Care for Aged Individuals of Low Income; to Amend the Public Assistance, and Maternal, and Child Welfare Provisions of the Social Scurity Act; to Improve the Unemployment Compensation Provisions of Such Act; and for Other Purposes, June 29, 30, 1960U.S. Government Printing Office, 1960 - 531 pages |
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... Revenue Code ) on a voluntary basis if— Allows agreements or modifications made after 1959 to begin as early as 5 years before the year in which an agreement is made , but no earlier than Jan. 1 , 1956. Where a retire- ment system is ...
... Revenue Code ) on a voluntary basis if— Allows agreements or modifications made after 1959 to begin as early as 5 years before the year in which an agreement is made , but no earlier than Jan. 1 , 1956. Where a retire- ment system is ...
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... revenues . These revenues can only come from increases in the payroll tax or increases in the earnings base , or both . If health insurance is added to the social security system it will be even more difficult to predict where we will ...
... revenues . These revenues can only come from increases in the payroll tax or increases in the earnings base , or both . If health insurance is added to the social security system it will be even more difficult to predict where we will ...
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... revenues will provide for a more equitable distribution of the fiscal load . A system of raising the Federal share of revenues that relies primarily on the use of the progressive income tax is fairer for health benefits than one that ...
... revenues will provide for a more equitable distribution of the fiscal load . A system of raising the Federal share of revenues that relies primarily on the use of the progressive income tax is fairer for health benefits than one that ...
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... revenues , contrasted with a payroll tax that places half the burden on earnings of less than $ 4,800 . 4. It would provide a wide range of benefits without placing a pre- mium on institutional care as opposed to alternative lower ...
... revenues , contrasted with a payroll tax that places half the burden on earnings of less than $ 4,800 . 4. It would provide a wide range of benefits without placing a pre- mium on institutional care as opposed to alternative lower ...
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... revenues from the Federal Government , insurance trust expenditures and business enterprise expenditures . Percent for United States calculated exclusive of Alaska , Hawaii , Puerto Rico , and the Virgin Islands . 2 Data on 1958 ...
... revenues from the Federal Government , insurance trust expenditures and business enterprise expenditures . Percent for United States calculated exclusive of Alaska , Hawaii , Puerto Rico , and the Virgin Islands . 2 Data on 1958 ...
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