Items 1 to 3: employee
Name, Social Security number and payplan.
GSA553A
Salary Cost Transfer Worksheet
GSA Form 553-A, Salary Cost Transfer Worksheet, is a one-page General Services Administration form dated 11-87 in its footer. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and its page lists no authority or regulation.
The worksheet covers one employee: items 1 to 3 ask for the name, Social Security number and payplan. The table below has one row per pay period ending, with base pay and premium pay, each marked O/C (11), and columns under Employee Benefits Object Class (12): CSRS retirement, HB1, GLI, FICA Medicare, OASDI FERS, FERS retirement, TSP (1%), TSP match, TSP fiduciary and misc COLA award.
A Total Cost by Cost Element row prints the codes 020 to 023 and 041 to 045 under the benefit columns, and a Remarks space closes the form. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Name, Social Security number and payplan.
Pay period ending, base pay O/C (11) and premium pay O/C (11).
CSRS retirement, HB1, GLI, FICA Medicare, OASDI FERS and FERS retirement, under Employee Benefits Object Class (12).
TSP (1%), TSP match, TSP fiduciary, and misc COLA award.
A totals row printing 020 under CSRS retirement, 021 HB1, 022 GLI, 023 FICA Medicare, 041 OASDI FERS, 042 FERS retirement, 043 TSP (1%), 044 TSP match and 045 TSP fiduciary.
An open space at the bottom of the form.
The items are numbered 1 to 16.
Enter the name, Social Security number and payplan in items 1 to 3.
Enter the pay period ending date in column 4, one row per pay period.
Enter base pay in column 5 and premium pay in column 6.
Fill in columns 7 to 16, from CSRS retirement to misc COLA award, for each pay period.
Complete the Total Cost by Cost Element row and use Remarks for anything else.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF gives no filing address or routing, and prints no signature or approval line.
GSA's page lists no authority or regulation for this form.
GSA Form 553, Authorization and Request to Transfer Salary Costs Between Funds, shares the form number and the 11-87 date. Neither PDF prints instructions linking the two.
The PDF prints no Privacy Act notice, OMB number or burden estimate, although it asks for a Social Security number.
Items 1 to 3 at the top ask for a single name, Social Security number and payplan.
The form prints no preparer name, signature, approval or date line, and no instructions.
Column 4, pay period ending, starts each row of pay and benefit amounts.
GSA's forms library also hosts GSA Form 553, Authorization and Request to Transfer Salary Costs Between Funds, dated REV. 11-87.
The form does not say who completes it. It describes one employee's salary costs by pay period.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA553A.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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It is printed as a General Services Administration form, dated 11-87 in its footer. GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
The form does not say. It prints no instructions and no signature, approval or date line.
Base pay and premium pay, then CSRS retirement, HB1, GLI, FICA Medicare, OASDI FERS, FERS retirement, TSP (1%), TSP match, TSP fiduciary and misc COLA award, for each pay period ending.
The form prints them in the Total Cost by Cost Element row under the benefit columns, from 020 under CSRS retirement to 045 under TSP fiduciary. It does not explain them.
GSA Form 553, Authorization and Request to Transfer Salary Costs Between Funds, carries the same form number and the same 11-87 date. Neither PDF prints instructions that link the two.