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Britt reintroduces bipartisan bill allowing clergy to opt back into Social Security

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U.S. Sens. Katie Britt, R-Ala., and Maggie Hassan, D-NH, have reintroduced the bipartisan “Clergy Act,” which would allow clergy members who previously opted out of Social Security a chance to opt back into coverage. Currently, certain clergy members may elect to exempt their ministerial earnings from self-employment taxes which prevents them from receiving Social Security and Medicare benefits from that income. That decision is irreversible and…

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Britt reintroduces bipartisan bill allowing clergy to opt back into Social Security

U.S. Sens. Katie Britt, R-Ala., and Maggie Hassan, D-NH, have reintroduced the bipartisan “Clergy Act,” which would allow clergy members who previously opted out of Social Security a chance to opt back into coverage. Currently, certain clergy members may elect to exempt their ministerial earnings from self-employment taxes which prevents them from receiving Social Security and Medicare benefits from that income. That decision is irreversible and…

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Bishops back bill to allow ‘alternative sentencing’ for criminals with children

null / Credit: Inked Pixels/Shutterstock CNA Staff, Feb 20, 2025 / 16:15 pm (CNA). The Catholic bishops of Kentucky are backing proposed legislation that would require a court to consider alternative sentencing for convicted criminals who have young children.The measure states that Kentucky wishes to “promote, strengthen, and encourage family life for the protection and care of children” and “maintain the family unit with an emphasis on the pare…

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