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Higher Payroll Taxes Are Not New
Starting in 2013, most taxpayers will begin to pay the original rate of Social Security taxes, at 6.2 percent. Accustomed to paying 4.2 percent from 2001 until 2012, taxpayers are not taking well to the tax rate bouncing back to 6.2 percent. The reaction of taxpayers was predictable because in 2010 when the payroll tax... Continue reading →
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