Request for CRSC Calculation
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Hello,
Estimate:
1.Gross 1353/40% = 3383 used as base
2. AD 1.33 x 2.5% = 3.33% longevity multiplier
3. 3383 x 3.33% = 112.65
Based on your info, your CRSC = $112.65
Good luck,
Ron
If your date of retirement was 8 May 22, the effective date could go back to that date if you waived retired pay and the effective date was approved by your service.
Ron
Hi Ron!
Can I get an estimate? I’m not sure what or how to estimate for CSRC. I haven’t submitted yet. I'm trying to figure out if it is beneficial to submit.
Thanks!
1. $5143
2. 100% DOD
3. 26 years, 9 months
4. 100% T&P, $3636, spouse (2 adult children not on VA benefits), SMC-K $108 (included)
5. I'm not sure on what to estimate.
6. On redux
Can I get an estimate? I’m not sure what or how to estimate for CSRC. I haven’t submitted yet. I'm trying to figure out if it is beneficial to submit.
Thanks!
1. $5143
2. 100% DOD
3. 26 years, 9 months
4. 100% T&P, $3636, spouse (2 adult children not on VA benefits), SMC-K $108 (included)
5. I'm not sure on what to estimate.
6. On redux
Hello @frapples
Based on your information, it appears you are already retired and should be receiving CRDP, plus you received the CSB/REDUX.
Note: Your CRDP information would be on page two of your DFAS RAS, assuming this is active duty: 26 years, 9 months.
If my interpretation is correct, your CRSC would be no more than the CRDP you currently receive, although importantly, it would be non-taxable.
You are rated by the VA at 100%. If your CRSC application is approved at 100%, then I recommend you choose CRSC. If your application results in a percentage less than 100%, you would be better off with CRDP. CRSC replaces waived retired pay that is combat related (i.e., percentage found in VA comp tables).
DFAS will automatically pay the higher of CRDP or CRSC, so there is no jeopardy in filing for CRSC. See this CRSC inf link: Collection of CRSC information LINK <—-
Let me know if I have interpreted your situation correctly. Also, if you don't mind, a copy of your most recent DFAS RAS would be helpful in your case and those that follow. If you could redact your name and other ID info and sent it to me via message (see envelope icon at top right of your page/screen) it would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ron
Hello @Joker05
If, the 14 years are all active duty, then the following will apply:
1. 2147.69/50% = 4295 high three
2. 14 years AD x 2.5% = 35% longevity multiplier
3. 4295 x 35% = 1503 longevity portion of retired pay and a CRSC ceiling.
4. Your CRSC will be the LESSER of 1503
OR
the amount shown in VA compensation tables for the approved CRSC percentage
Notes:
—2% is used instead of 2.5% if you were in the blended retirement program
—if the 14 years are not active duty, the computation is incorrect
—I am not familiar with USMC orders, but Army orders for disability retirement show the active duty or active duty equivalent years on page one, 3/4 down the page, as “Disability Retirement “
Ron
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Thanks a lot for the help Ron, I really appreciate it. I meant to ask, my total VA disability is 100% P&T but the percentage for the DoD disability I was retired for is 50%. Do I still put 100% on the CRSC form or do I only put the 50% related to the DoD PTSD? Sorry if that's confusing. Thanks again.
Its whatever the % is for CRSC. Its per condition. So if the PTSD is the only condition related to combat then 50% VA rating would be the CRSC money that is paid out to you. CRSC is totally apart from your total ratings for DOD & VA.
Hey Ron can you calculate my CRSC too? I was just awarded CRSC 40% on August 31 2022. I Should be back paid to the date of my VA award for the conditions to 2018. Just wondering what my monthly amount for CRSC would be. I served from 2002-2014 all active duty time I was medically retired with 12 years/E6. I am 40% DOD and 100% P&T VA and 40% CRSC.
Hello,
Please provide all the info suggested at
Information necessary for CRSC estimate: LINK <---
Ron
1. Info from RAS on mypay Gross pay $1375
2. 40% DOD
3. Medical retirement all active duty 11yrs 10 months and 21 days
4. VA compensation 100% P&T $3332.06
5. No dependents
6. 40% CRSC
Hello,
Estimate based on incomplete info.
a. 1365/40% = 3437.50 high three
b. 11.83 active duty equivalent x 2.5% = 29.58% longevity multiplier
c. 1016.81 longevity portion of retired pay and a CRSC CEILING
d. CRSC approved at 40% = 673.28
Based on your info, your CRSC will be 673.28
Ron
edited to add:
—CRSC cannot exceed the amount of the waived retired pay.
—CRSC cannot exceed the amount of the approved CRSC percentage (amt in VA Comp tables).
—CRSC cannot exceed the dollar amount of the longevity portion of retired pay.
—CRSC when combined with residual retired pay cannot exceed the longevity amount.
@RonG Hoping for an estimate. I am trying to figure out my situation. I was TDRL then PDRL Air Force following adult onset Athsma after my Uzbekistan deployment with 10years 11 months of service.
1.--Gross DOD pay before VA waiver: $852.00
2.--DoD disability percentage: 30%
3. --Active duty years and months : 10 year 11 months
4. --VA compensation: 80%: $2035.43 Married 1 child under 18.
5.--Projected or approved CRSC percentage by your service: 70%
6.--Whether you qualify for another type retirement and whether you transitioned to the blended retirement system: Not qualified
Thank you for the help, I appreciate it.
1.--Gross DOD pay before VA waiver: $852.00
2.--DoD disability percentage: 30%
3. --Active duty years and months : 10 year 11 months
4. --VA compensation: 80%: $2035.43 Married 1 child under 18.
5.--Projected or approved CRSC percentage by your service: 70%
6.--Whether you qualify for another type retirement and whether you transitioned to the blended retirement system: Not qualified
Thank you for the help, I appreciate it.
Hello @BigHurt50
Estimate.
a. 852/30% = 2840 high three
b 10.92 AD years x 2,5% = 27.3% longevity multiplier
c. 2840 x 27.3% = 775.32 longevity portion of retired pay which is less than the CRSC amount in the VA comp tables for 70%
d. Your CRSC based on the info you provided = 775.32 (which is close to the total waiver amount}
Ron
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Thank you,
Ron
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Not sure anyone would know the answer to this. I retired out with a retirement date of 7May22. I received my first CRSC payment on 1October22. I called DFAS to check on any backpay, just because I could use it right about now, and the rep said the payment has been “processed” but has not been “issued/released for payment”. Does anybody know what that means? Should I expect the payment?