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Annual reports
show earnings
People who work while they are getting Social Security benefits need to report their earnings by April 15, if their earnings are above certain limits, according to Bruce A. Hundley, Social Security manager in Culpeper.
For 1990 earnings, the reports are required from beneficiaries (other than those receiving disability benefits) who were age 65-69 and earned more than $9,360, or under 65 and earned more than $6,840, and received some benefits in 1990. Earnings over those amounts count in determining the amount of Social Security benefits due.
People who were 70 or older during all of 1990 do not have to file an earnings report no matter how much they earned, Mr. Hundley said.
The annual report forms were mailed automatically to anyone who indicated they will be working and earning over the exempt amounts while they were getting benefits. Anyone who needs to file a report but didn’t get one in the mail should call Social Security to ask for an Annual Report of Earnings form, Mr. Hundley said.
In their earnings report, Social Security beneficiaries show the exact amount of the past year’s earnings and provide an estimate of their
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