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Yes. Since 1983 government employees arecovered by SS/Fica like everyone else...and pay into it like everyone else.

Before that (and still in some States and areas), they were allowed to contribute to and are/were covered by a program that is virtually identical to SS/FICA...minor differences, but nothing substantial really. More in name than anything.

Not "everyone" pays into SSI/FICA, those who make over $200,000.00 don't. Why is beyond me as "we" end up paying into their retirement (SSI or SSD) when they get old enough to collect. As with taxes, the "regualr" people pay out while those who can, will not, and use any/all loopholes they can find to avoid it.

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11y ago

No they are exempted for paying into as the the members of clergy and defense personal.

This is not the correct answer. Senators and Congressmen pay into Social Security and Medicare, as do defense personnel. The Federal Employees pay and benefits are exactly the same for congress. That includes retirement as well. It is called

FERS.

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16y ago

Yes, they are subject to the same tax code.

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15y ago

Since January 1, 1984, all members of Congress have paid into the Social Security system just like most U.S. workers.

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11y ago

Yes, they do and have done so since 1984.

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11y ago

YES

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