December 2006 Issue
Your Social Security Number (can be found on Social Security card) * Your driver’s license or state ID (if any) * Your W-2 Forms and other records of money earned * Your (and your spouse’s, if you are married) 2006 Federal Income Tax
Republican Word-Association Game: Handy Home Version
death tax -- plutocratic call to jihad class action -- what their actions lack war on terror -- war on civil liberties social security system -- a hated New Deal success national security issue -- any unconstitutional conduct
Swamp Sunrise
Panelists will include Stephen Goss, chief actuary, Social Security Administration, David Mosso, chairman, former Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary for Tax Analysis Eugene Steuerle, former Assistant Deputy Social Security
THE ECONOMY: A RISING TIDE LIFTS ALL YACHTS
o The Bush tax cuts are the poster child here, but hardly the only ones o After using the money paid into Social Security by workers to fund tax cuts for the wealthy, they now propose to lower benefits or do away with Social Security
Bush’s Social Security Tax Bomb
President Bush plans to try to revive his Social Security reform effort by offering the Democrats tax increases to get them to go along with a package of long term cuts in future promised benefits. White House minions have been on the
RANT: FOXNEWS is reporting a Social Security tax hike
They have to be kidding. I can’t believe that the republicans, the administration, and all the congress critters could be so stupid. It’ll make it a bigger blood bath than the last election
Should tax increases be "on the table" to fix Social Security?
The real point here is that not only has Ferrara offered the only plan that completely fixes Social Security without either tax increases or benefit cuts, but Peter has also been a prophet on how this debate would unfold.
TALKING SOME SOCIAL SECURITY SENSE
Third, the taxes that fund Social Security could be made more progressive. There is a cap on the amount of wages that is subject to the payroll tax. That cap could be raised. This is where Democrats want to go, and Republicans have good
Economic Literacy of Teenagers - by Steven Kyle
They are convinced that Social Security is doomed and there is no way it will be there for them. Given these opinions they are mostly in favor of revamping the program since they see it as a tax with no future benefit.
"Some national estimates show that illegal work accounts for as
Every worker will be required to have a chip which contains tax and social security information. In addition, employers in the construction sector will have to account for all the cash they pay individuals who work for them.

CCH Business Owner's Toolkit | Social Security and Medicare (FICA
Currently, the social security tax rate for employees is 6.2 percent and the Medicare tax rate is 1.45 percent. The taxes are unaffected by the number of
Social Security Administration - Employers: Tax and Wage-Reporting
Includes W-2 requirements and corrections, electronic filing, other annual wage reporting essentials.
NOSSCR Online - Social Security & Income Tax
A second tier of income tax - reaching up to 85% of Social Security benefits For the income tax deduction, 50% of the net social security tax liability
Social security tax - who pays it?
Government Law - Social security. Question 3 of 6. Who pays the social security tax? If you work for an employer, 6.2% of your wages is withheld and your
The Social Security Tax Ceiling @ fivecentnickel.com
The Social Security Tax Ceiling. This little nugget of information is potentially useful for pretty much anyone earning a wage, but it’s especially
Removing Social Security's Tax Cap on Wages Would Do More Harm
Eliminating the Social Security maximum taxable wage cap will do little good and too much economic harm.
2006 Form 4137
Maximum amount of wages (including tips) subject to social security tax form and no income tax, social security tax, or Medicare tax
Tax tip: Some Social Security benefits may be taxable
Don't let your retirement ease be spoiled by unexpected taxes on Social Security benefits. Know the rules on just what's taxable.
What are Payroll Taxes
Currently the social security tax rate is 6.2%. You are required to withhold 6.2% of an employee's wages for social security taxes and to pay a matching
Eliminating the Social Security Payroll Tax Cap: A Bad Idea
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