The IRS match contains data about pensions, annuities and individual retirement accounts (IRA's). The match compares the SSN's shown on pension reports (Form 1099-R) with the SSN's contained on the SSR for eligible individuals and deemors.

The IRS data may constitute income (e.g., pension) or may indicate the existence of a resource (e.g., an IRA).

The system compares the pension amount as reported to IRS with the type D, L, M, or P unearned income on the SSR and posts a 5H diary to the SSR for each record meeting the following criteria:

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  The initial date of eligibility is January of the tax year involved or earlier, and the IRS amount exceeds the amount on the SSR by $12 or more; or

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  The initial date of eligibility is later than January of the tax year and the SSR contains no type D, L, M, or P entries in the unearned income field.

(See SM 02001.610 for systems processing.)

Since the information involves the IRS interface, it is covered by the Computer Matching and Privacy Protection Act. (See SI 02310.005C.1.)

The period subject to review, is determined from the SSR transaction date (Z4 transaction). Use this as the date of the affirmative action in writing.

Pension alerts contain tax data. Therefore the instructions in SI 02310.040 - SI 02310.042 apply.

Identify records containing 5H diaries by accessing the Post Entitlement Operational Data Store (PE ODS) system. Obtain a SSID to determine to whom the pension data pertain.

Input data to the SSR to reflect the development of the 5H diary. (See SM 01301.215 for pension fund deletion coding.)