Lets clergy members rejoin Social Security after previously opting out.
Clergy members who chose to opt out of Social Security coverage in the past would get a chance to change their minds. This bill would create a specific window for them to revoke their exemption, start paying into Social Security, and become eligible for benefits. This changes the current rule that prevents them from rejoining once they've opted out.
Currently, clergy members who chose to opt out of Social Security coverage cannot change their minds and rejoin the system. This bill would create a specific, limited period for these clergy members to revoke their exemption. This would allow them to start paying into Social Security and become eligible for future benefits.
HR 227 · 119th Congress · January 7, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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