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Letter from Chicago held missing piece of the puzzle For David Martinez Johnson, who lives in Peachtree City, Ga., Thanksgiving arrived on Thursday, Nov. 12, when he went to his mailbox and found a letter from a South Side branch of the Social Security Administration office in Chicago.
WASHINGTON — More than 15 million taxpayers could unexpectedly owe taxes when they file their federal returns next spring because the government was too generous with their new Making Work Pay tax credit.
AMERISAFE, Inc. , a specialty provider of high hazard workers' compensation insurance, announced today that Philip A. Garcia, age 53, has been elected to the Company's Board of Directors, effective January 1, 2010.
I filed for Social Security retirement on Aug. 3, 2009 at the Hialeah branch office. My birth date is Oct. 27, 1947. My husband Mario's birth date is April 30, 1942.
Take these steps to see if your nest egg can furnish your needs in best- and worst-case scenarios.
I asked my boss for a day off to go to Idaho to change my name. Yes, he said. And then he told me: “I think you’re the only Jackson woman ever to change her name.”
Financial Planning is not just for people nearing retirement. In fact, it’s a good idea to begin planning for a comfortable and secure retirement when you’re young.
An investigation is under way after someone hacked into the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court database and may have stolen personal information.
Over the last several months, the United States Congress has debated a bill to make sweeping reformations to the country’s health care system. It’s a topic contested in both houses of Congress and lawmakers with each party affiliation.
CAMDEN -- A Bridgeton man Monday admitted in U.S. District Court he made and sold phony Social Security and U.S. Alien Registration cards. Juan Valasco-Jimenez, 31, pleaded guilty to producing false identification documents. He entered his plea before his case was presented to a federal grand jury.
In a report released Monday, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration estimates that 15.4 million people, or about 10.4 percent of all taxpayers, could owe more than they normally would when they file their 2009 returns because they've been... Inspector General - Tax - Law - United States - Accounting
Q: How do I know if I am eligible for the $3,900 in savings with the Medicare prescription drug program?
Identity theft is something to be concerned about and now the Council Bluffs Social Security office is taking new steps to protect us. Officials cut the ribbon Tuesday on a new office in Mid-America Plaza.
A decision and reversal by the State of Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency has sparked another controversy in Ada between township officials and former clerk Deborah Ensing Millhuff, who filed for unemployment benefits after she lost an election to retain the position.
Holders of lost savings bonds dating back to World War II say its not nearly as easy to track down the lost money as the U.S. Treasury Department claims in an ongoing lawsuit.
California regulations for electronic workers' compensation billing slated for publication before end of this year are likely to see fast-tracked implementation, according to Jopari Solutions, a leading supplier of medical EDI connectivity and transmission for the property and casualty industry.