john earns $150,000 through his job as an accountant in 2019. What is his FICA tax as an employee?
Answer :- $10,414.80
- FICA TAX is a combination of Social Security tax and Medicare tax |
- Income upto $132,900 will be subject to social security tax |
Social Security tax rate = 6.2% |
Medicare tax = 1.45% |
Social Security Tax $132,900 * 6.2% = $8,239.80 |
Medicare Tax $150,000 * 1.45% = $2,175 |
Total FICA ( 8,239.80+2,175) = 10,414.80 |
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