 Social Security tax for state employees? |
| I recently got a report for the history of my earnings in the mail from the Social Security administration and it lists no income for me in 2007 (towards social security). I was a state employee of M... |
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 Is it true that if you own a business you can only write off a vechical if it is leased? |
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I am wanting to get a vechical for my businesss. But I was told by a friend that you can only do a tax write off on a vechical if it is leased? I find that a little ... |
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 Moving out of the country to protect myself from the IRS? |
I love my country and I dont mind paying my taxes. But I do owe a lot of back taxes and I am having a hard time catching up.
I have nightmares about the IRS freezing my bank account. If ... |
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 If i have two dependents and made only 5,865.00 do i have to file? |
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 If I rent my primary residence and don't make a profit, it is a wash from a tax standpoint? |
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 Will i have enough money? |
i am 13..... but when i turn 16, i plan on getting a ford mustang.
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 Can I claim a step-child on my taxes?? |
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 Can I claim a tax rebate on travel costs to and from work in the UK? |
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 Emergency Tax Question? |
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 Who is Obama's $250,000 tax incentive really benifitting? |
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starz8 | I got first paycheck and I lost 8.5% of amount to Social Security, Medicare, disable taxes! can i get it back? |
I got first paycheck and I lost 8.5% of amount to Social Security, Medicare, and State-disability taxes! can i get it back? why is the gov't robbing me of my hard earned money? I am a college student and I need all the money I can get. 8.5% is a lot for someone like me earning 8 bucks per hour
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cmon guys, stop being funny, taking $100 out of my $1100 paycheck is no joke, i want my money now, not when i retire, by that time with inflation my taxed money will be worth nothing, how do i get my taxed money now? |
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shiprepairwoman
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If you are disabled or die leaving heirs you will get the money sooner.
Don't worry you won't get it back when you retire. That money is going to pay the current retired and disabled people. When you retire others will be taxed to pay for you.
You will need money when you retire so just get used to paying and don't forget to save money for other things like saving for your own retirement and paying for college, buying a house, etc. |
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Charles G
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Taxes are a consequence of making "hard earned" money.
There are no college discounts in taxes.
Welcome to the real world. |
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Wayne Z
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Welcome to the real word.
Those taxes are a cost of working and earning money. There is no way to get them back.
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Jennifer U
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Yeah when you retire!!! LMAO |
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v b
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The laughter is because we all remember when we got that first paycheck and wondered where the money went. I also had federal income tax, state income tax and city tax. My paycheck shrunk by 28% and I was shocked. |
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Jss
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You must pay SS tax at 6.2%, Medicare at 1.45% and state disability. You will not get it back.
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Judy1
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You might "want" your money now, but you can't have it - you can't opt out. Social security and medicare take 7.65% from each check, Some states have disability programs that take additional amounts. |
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Ursugardaddy
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LMAO
I felt a tear came out my eye from laughing so hard |
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