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Who pays the social security taxes that are levied by the federal Insurance contributions Act?

Who pays the social security taxes that are levied by the federal Insurance contributions Act?

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Federal Insurance Contributions Act is a United State based law that is deducted by the employer from the paycheck of the employee, as well as employers, are also required to fund the social security and medical programs. Thus the same is applicable to employee and employers.

In the case of self-employed there is an equivalent law named Self Employed Contributions Act(SECA)

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