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Combined OASDI Trust Funds - CBO Baseline [i] (March 2012)

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March 2012 Baseline                                                                                                                    By Fiscal Year, in
prelim.
2011       2012       2013      2014       2015       2016       2017       2018       2019        2020
Income
Revenues                                    566        556        675       731        773        822        872        919        965        1,011
Other Income a
Taxes on Benefits                           23         25         29         32        35         39         43         48          52         57
Federal Employer Share                      15         15         16         16        17         17         18         19          19         20
Interest                                   116        114        110       105        100         97         98        101        106         110
Transfer (Payroll Tax Holiday)              79        120         25          0          0         0          0          0           0           0
Subtotal, Other Income                      233        274        179        154       152        154        159        168         178         187
Total Income                                799        831        854        885       925        976      1,031      1,087       1,143       1,198
Outgo
Benefits                                    720        764        808       851        895        943        996      1,055       1,119       1,188
Discretionary Administration                  6          6          6          6          6         6          6          7           7           7
Treasury Administration                        1          1    1          1         1          1          1          1           1I
Railroad Transfer                             5          4          4          5          5         5          5          5           5           5
Total Outgo                                 731        775        819        862       907        955      1,009      1,068       1,132       1,201
Surplus/Deficit                              68         56         36         23         18          c         c          c           c           c
OASI                                         93         87         71         61         58        61         62         58          49          35
DI                                           -25       -31        -36        -38        -40          c         c          c           c           c
Primary Surplus/Deficit b                    -48       -58        -75        -82        -82         c          c          c c   c
OASI                                         -14       -20        -32        -39        -38        -35       -36        -44         -57         -75
DI                                           -34       -38        -42        -44        -44          c         c          c           c           c
Balance                                   2,653      2,709      2,745      2,768     2,786          c          c          c           c           c
OASI                                      2,492      2,578      2,650      2,711     2,769      2,830      2,892      2,949       2,998       3,033
DI                                          162        131         95         57         17          c         c          c           c           c
Notes: Details may not add to totals because of rounding. OASI = Old-Age and Survivors Insurance; DI = Disability Insurance.
a. Other income consists chiefly of transfers from the general fund to the Social Security trust funds. Such transfers appear in the budget as both (1) a positive outlay (the general fund por
(2) a negative outlay or offsetting receipt (the trust fund portion).
b. Primary Surplus is the surplus excluding interest paid to the trust fund.
c. CBO projects that the DI trust fund will be exhausted during fiscal year 2016. Under current law, the Commissioner of Social Security may not pay benefits in excess of the available bala
borrow money for a trust fund, or transfer money from one trust fund to another. However, following rules in the Deficit Control Act of 1985 (section 257(b)), CBO's baseline assumes that
will pay DI benefits in full even after the trust fund is exhausted. Given that discrepancy between the trust funds' operation and the baseline's assumption, CBO is not providing DI or com
for the year of exhaustion and thereafter. For illustrative purposes, below are the annual and cumulative shortfalls in the DI trust fund beginning in 2016. Those shortfalls do not include ir

DI Trust Fund
Annual Shortfall
Cumulative Shortfall

2011
n/a
n/a

2012
n/a
n/a

2013
n/a
n/a

2014
n/a
n/a

2015
n/a
n/a

2016
-40
-23

2017
-40
-63

2018
-38
-101

2019
-38
-139

2020
-38
-177

3illions of Dollars.
2021      2022
1,056     1,102
63        68
21        21
113       115
0         0
196       205
1,252     1,307
1,259     1,333
7         8
1         1
5         6
1,272     1,347
c         c
20         2
c         c
c         c
-93      -113
c         c
c         c
3,053     3,055
c         c
tion) and
nces in a trust fund,
the Commissioner
bined trust fund totals
iterest expenses.

2021
-40
-217

2022
-42
-260

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