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Your Client Got a Social Security Clawback Notice. What Should They Do?
Q&A April 01, 2024 at 02:34 PM
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- The SSA recently announced changes in how they recover overpayments of benefits.
- If your client gets a Social Security clawback notice, they may be able to get a waiver or set up a repayment plan at a lower withholding rate.
- Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley says he's working to address the root causes of overpayments.
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