john has $55,000 of self employment earnings from a sole proprietorship. John is also employed part time by a major corporation and is paid $25,000. Johns self employment tax for 2020 is.
25000*15.3%=$3825
Here the tax rate is 12.4% and for medicare 2.9%.
So, Tax is $3825
john has $55,000 of self employment earnings from a sole proprietorship. John is also employed part...
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