If your current CRSC is accurate, then odds are that the retro will be as well.Thank you, I guess we’ll just have to see! Lol
I feel my CRSC amount is correct, just haven’t heard anything on backpay. So I was just curious
Good luck...
Ron
If your current CRSC is accurate, then odds are that the retro will be as well.Thank you, I guess we’ll just have to see! Lol
I feel my CRSC amount is correct, just haven’t heard anything on backpay. So I was just curious
Hello,@RonG any chance you might be able to help me calculate sir? I'd definitely appreciate it.
16 years of Active Duty
4300 high 3 as of Aug '18, been receiving 0 because of 3500 from VA
80% Med Retired
100% VA
80% CRSC
2 Dependents
Hello,
I will be happy to provide an estimate. Please provide ALL of the following:
Information necessary for CRSC estimate: See first section of this LINK <---
Ron
--The high 3 ($4300 but for the longevity at $1752 for the 16 years and 4 months.
--I was approved for 80% DOD in my medical retirements, waived it all for VA.
-- I have 16 years and 4 months and 7 days of active duty
--I receive 100% VA with is $3500.00 with a wife and 2 kids that are under 18 years.
--Approved 80% CRSC-- wife and 1 kid that is under 18 years.
Hello @SJB58So, I have a question, I retired on 31 July, AD the whole time. My VA has been 100% since Aug 2016. I recently filed for CRSC and was approved at 100% backdated to August of 2016 as well. I am a retired Marine MSgt if that makes any addition to the calculations. I have received 2 months of CRSC at this point. How would I calculate my back pay and would I receive any? Thank you all for any help.
Hello @SJB58
Since your service was all active duty, and your VA rating has been 50% or more since you retired, you have received all your retired pay through CRDP. See page two of your previous DFAS RAS-es for the CRDP remarks. The DFAS is not going to change the CRDP to CRSC for previous years--no back pay is due for those years.
You can files amended tax returns for certain years. I wrote a long post about that process a few years ago on another board. Some things might have changed like I think the Form X can now be done electronically. I will return with that info.
Ron
I retired 31 July 2016, started receiving 100% VA on 1 August 2016. I applied for CRDP in the June timeframe. I applied for and was accepted 100% CRSC last month.
So as of today, I’ve received two payments of CRSC Ron and two months prior I received the CRDP.
CRDP is taxable. CRSC is non-taxableI just went and checked my RAS. March 23 2022 was the first month of CRDP in which Fed Taxes were not deducted from my retirement.
7/21 was when CRSC was put into effect for me. Does that help?
CRDP is taxable. CRSC is non-taxable
No, that does not, at least in the context I am looking at this.
I asked these questions:
Have you reviewed page two of your DFAS RAS for months prior to receipt of CRSC? Your most recent might be for December 2021 for the COLA increase. added: Please look at the December 2021 RAS when COLA increased.
Based on the information you have provided, you should have received CRDP ever since you retired, except for the period you received CRSC.
You received a regular retirement, yes?
Ron