Total Post-1956 Military and Deemed Military Wages Sample Clauses

Total Post-1956 Military and Deemed Military Wages. The total post-1956 military and deemed military wages the beneficiary earned for each year after 1956. The amount credited for each year is limited by the FICA statutory maximums. If a beneficiary had both civilian and military wages for a given year, he/she would be credited with the full amount of the actual military wages earned up to the FICA statutory maximum. Deemed military wages would only be credited up to the amount that the combined civilian and actual military wages were less than the FICA statutory maximum.
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