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Self-Employed Person - A married couple working together in a joint business

can divide up the income from their business between themselves and pay insurance contributions according to each one's share, on condition that the division is between 1/3 and 2/3 of the overall income. If one of the spouses has income that does not originate from their joint business, this spouse can be credited with only 1/3 of their income from the joint business.

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