Objective. 1  Closely read and reread a nonfiction text, and analyze the author's main points. 2  Explain how the author uses evidence and reasons to support his major ideas in the text.
In United States tax law, the windfall elimination provision is a regulation that aims to prevent retirees from receiving more Social Security benefits than they are entitled to, based on their payments into the Social Security system during their working years.
The Windfall Elimination Provision doesn't apply if you paid Social Security tax on more than 30 years of what the federal government considers substantial earnings.. For example, if you make $22,050 or more this year, that is considered substantial earnings by the Social Security Administration.