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manager of the social se; curity office in Winchester, Va. Mrs. Daly pointed out that a farmer can often get more social security credit under the option than his actual net profit would permit. This is because a farmer who has a gross income of $1800 or more can report $1200 under the option even U hie actual net is less than $1200. A farmer who grosses less than $1800 is permitted* to report two-thirds of his gross income for social security credit, even if his actual net is much less than the amount creditable under this option. The option can even be used if the farm suffers a net loss. Of course, it only follows that the more the farmer reports, the more social security tax he has to pay, but in the long run, he gains considerably since the amount of benefit that he receives, when he retires or becomes disabled, is related to the amount of reported earnings. With this in mind, it is easy to see the advantage of using the option when it can be used._ For'further Information about the use of the optional method of reporting farm Income or any information pertaining to social security don't hesitate to write, call,

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