Social Security Amendments of 1983

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The Social Security Amendments of 1983 were a major U.S. reform law that stabilized Social Security’s finances through measures such as gradually raising the retirement age, increasing payroll taxes, and taxing some Social Security benefits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Social Security reform
United States federal law
affects Social Security benefit taxation
Social Security normal retirement age
Social Security payroll tax rate
Social Security trust fund solvency
affectsProgram Medicare
Social Security
surface form: Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance
alsoKnownAs Social Security Amendments of 1983
surface form: 1983 Social Security reform
appliesTo Social Security
surface form: Social Security program of the United States
basedOnRecommendationsOf National Commission on Social Security Reform
containsProvision Medicare payroll tax coverage for federal employees
changes in benefit computation for certain workers
changes in benefit rules for disabled beneficiaries
changes in benefit rules for divorced spouses
changes in benefit rules for students
changes in financing of the Social Security trust funds
changes to the windfall benefit rules
coverage of employees of nonprofit organizations under Social Security
coverage of members of Congress and the President under Social Security
coverage of newly hired federal employees under Social Security
delayed cost-of-living adjustment in 1983
delayed retirement credit increases
gradual increase in normal retirement age from 65 to 67
increase in payroll tax rates for Social Security
interfund borrowing authority among Social Security trust funds
taxation of a portion of Social Security benefits for higher-income beneficiaries
temporary acceleration of scheduled payroll tax increases
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateSigned April 20, 1983
enactedBy United States Congress
introducedInCongress 98th United States Congress
jurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
longTermEffect increased share of Social Security benefits subject to federal income tax over time
reduced long-run Social Security actuarial deficit
policyArea public finance
retirement policy
social insurance
presidentAtSigning Ronald Reagan
primaryGoal restore long-term solvency of Social Security
stabilize Social Security finances
publicLawNumber Public Law 98-21
result extended projected solvency of Social Security trust funds
sectorImpacted employers
retirees
workers
signedBy Ronald Reagan
yearEnacted 1983

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Social Security Act amendments notableAmendment Social Security Amendments of 1983
Title II of the Social Security Act hasBeenAmendedBy Social Security Amendments of 1983
Social Security Amendments of 1983 alsoKnownAs Social Security Amendments of 1983
this entity surface form: 1983 Social Security reform
Social Security Amendments of 1977 followedBy Social Security Amendments of 1983