So if you have ever paid
into FICA, or if your parents ever received SS / Disability while you were a dependent then you probably do not qualify for that exemption.
Whether we like it or not, we have paid
into this FICA system from our first «french fry» job to our present what have you in our fancy pants job.
Not exact matches
Of course, then it would be in your best interest to forget about combining your two salaries
into one to reduce your
FICA taxes.
So right now we pay Social Security tax, or
FICA tax,
into the OASDI fund, up to your first $ 127,000 of earnings.
There are a few estimators that predict a monthly value given a yearly income, but I wanted one that takes specifically
FICA contributions
into account.
Yes, every paycheck you receive now shows the amount deducted for
FICA taxes (Social Security), but that money isn't being deposited
into an account specifically set aside for you.
These benefits represent the person's payments
into the RRB fund above the Tier I /
FICA - equivalent amount.
This article outlines
FICA limits and how shifting income
into or out of the current tax year could easily save you thousands of dollars in taxes.»
In other words, you'll need to live to age 100 to be fully repaid back the
FICA taxes you've paid
into the SSA system.
In plain English, up to $ 3,350 of your annual income (or $ 6,500 for a family) can go
into an HSA account without getting taxed first or being subject to
FICA.