Not exact matches
«As such, PATH employees meeting certain eligibility requirements may file for and receive
retirement and survivor benefits administered
by the
Railroad Retirement Board,» spokesman Michael Freeman added.
Railroad Retirement Benefits are a form of
retirement income for people employed
by railroads in the United States.
Each recipient of an eligible pension must reduce the benefits deduction
by all taxable and nontaxable social security or
railroad retirement benefits received.
For tax year 2000, the $ 6,000.00 cap must be reduced
by all taxable and nontaxable social security or
railroad retirement benefits received.
For tax years 2001 or later, military pensions are fully deductible up to $ 6,000.00 per recipient, and do not have to be reduced
by social security or
railroad retirement benefits received.
RRB are a form of
retirement income for people employed
by railroads in the United States.