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son’s home and you earn as much as $50 cash wages from one employer in a calendar quarter (any 3-month period beginning January 1, April 1, July 1, or October 1), your work is covered by social security. .Your employer should hold back 3 5/8 percent of your wages up to $4800 a year. He should add an equal amount of his own money, and send the total to Internal Revenue Service with a statement of your earnings. Check with your present employer to see if he is doing this. If he is not, you are losing valuable protection which could --
1. Pay you and certain dependents a monthly benefit
j when you reti re; 2. Pay you and certain dependents a monthly benefit if you become so disabled that ! you can no longer work; ! 3. Pay a part of your funeral expenses and a monthly benefit to certain of your survi; vors when you die. It does not matter how seldom or how irregularly you work. If you earn as much as $50 cash wages from one em-J
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