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GAO Testimony: Congress Should Consider Revising the Government Pension Offset 'Loophole'
U.S. Government Accountability Office [GAO]
Feb. 28, 2003
10 pages. "The Government Pension Offset (GPO) exemption was enacted in 1977 to equalize the treatment of workers covered by Social Security and those with government pensions not covered by Social Security. Congress asked GAO to [1] assess the extent to which individuals retiring from jobs not covered by Social Security may be transferring briefly to covered jobs in order to avoid the GPO, and [2] estimate the impact of such transfers on the Social Security Trust Fund....Considering the potential for abuse, our report presented options for revising the GPO exemption, such as changing the last-day provision to a longer minimum time period or using a proportional approach based on the number of working years spent in covered and noncovered employment for determining the extent to which the GPO applies." [GAO-03-498T, Feb. 27, 2003]
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