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decjr2006 | Is there such thing as a tax exempt job? |
i was recently promoted to a job in my local government and on the job description it mentioned the job being "non exempt" does that mean there are jobs out there exempt from taxes or is it something tottally different? |
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DG
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Non Exempt has nothing to do with taxes. It has to do with the type of wage you earn under the Fair Labor Standards Act. An "Exempt" employee is not due overtime pay for working more than 40 hours a week. A "Non-Exempt" employee is entitled to overtime for working more than 40 hours a week. Check out this site and look up FLSA: http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/ |
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Judy1
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It's something totally different, and doesn't mean that you're exempt from taxes. It means that you are not exempt from the wage and hour law that requires overtime pay. |
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Whoa_Phat
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Non exempt means that you DO get overtime pay and that you are on an hourly rate.
FYI Military Combat pay is not taxable. Currently serving persons in IRAQ and Afganistan are not taxed. |
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jseah114
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As mentioned before, the portion of the salary for the military that is related to combat pay is exempt from tax. Also, if you are a member of the clergy, your church or religious organization can provide you with a housing allowance that is exempt from tax as well. Other than that, any form of compensation you receive is subject to income tax.
When your job is labeled "non exempt", that means you are eligible to receive overtime pay, if you work overtime. Most "white collar" positions are considered "exempt", that means the employer makes the same straight pay, or salary, regardless of whether the employee works 40 hours, or 80 hours a week. |
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STEVEN F
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Non-exempt means you are paid hourly and are eligible for overtime pay. Exempt means you receive a salary and the number of hours work does not change your pay. It have nothing to do with income tax. |
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joey322
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yep, my husband is tax free when he is on deployment in Iraq, or in waters in the "war zone".
he gets all kinds of other pay with that, but it's all tax free. |
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Jean C
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You can be exempt from taxes for 6 months but then you have to have taxes taken out for six months.So jobs will allow you to do this. |
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WealthBuilder
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Other than COMBAT PAY for military, NO. |
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lilygateau
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I believe that religious and charitable organizations are tax exempt. |
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