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12. The article states clergy received inaccurate advice.

Wed Dec 24, 2025, 12:21 PM

Dec 24

I wonder about the source of that advice and what they were told

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New Bill Would Allow Some Americans to Opt Back Into Social Security [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 24 OP

Only if they pay in the total amount of FICA taxes they otherwise Deminpenn Dec 24 #1

Very true mdbl Dec 24 #2

No, the text is fairly clear in most places. Igel Dec 24 #4

Did the article say moreland01 Dec 24 #6

If they want back in, then the credits start from the day Karma13612 Dec 24 #9

Absolutely, they should Karma13612 Thursday #20

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, Nigrum Cattus Dec 24 #10

Joel Osteen is so relieved that he can get SSA when he retires! n/t Jacson6 Dec 24 #11

The article states clergy received inaccurate advice. Raven123 Dec 24 #12

Then you gotta pay in. Otherwise, no, I'm sorry. Callie1979 Dec 24 #13

Clergy? swong19104 Dec 24 #14

Some churches offer pension plans for retired clergy IronLionZion Dec 24 #15

Sounds like a way for megachurch tax cheats to benefit JT45242 Dec 24 #16

I believe that the Amish are exempted from participating in SS MichMan Dec 24 #19