what does MNSIT, USFIT, USMEDEE, and USSOCEE mean for taxes on paychecks?
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The state of MN is taking your money, along with the fed, and you are paying for senior healthcare and their retirement currently.  Happy yet? ;)
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Transportation, Travel & Entertainment, Advertising, Utilities, Fuel Charges, Payroll, Printing, Taxes, Taxes, Taxes, Insurance, Taxes, Shipping, Taxes, Education and tranning, and Taxes
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It is a number issued by the social security administration to US citizens. Foreign nationals have a similar number used for taxes etc. You will need one before you can get a job. You also need one for your parents to claim you as an exemption on their taxes. You use this number when you file your taxes, when you get a job, when you apply for credit, when you apply for many government benefits and to draw your social security retirement when you retire. You can get more information here: http://www.ssa.gov/
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Ofcourse, Note it;\n\n                 Basic Pay                               -   Rs. xxxxx\n                 Dearness Allowance              -   Rs. xxxxx\n                 House Rent Allowance           -   Rs. xxxxx\n                 Medical Allowance                  -   Rs. xxxxx\n                 Other Allowances                   -   Rs. xxxxx\n                                                                 -----------------\n                   Gross Salary                         -  Rs. xxxxx\n                Deduct ;\n                   Provident fund         -Rs. xxxx\n                   (12% of Basic pay)\n                   E.S.I                         -Rs. xxxx\n                   (8% of Basic pay)  --------------  Rs. xxxxx\n                                                                 ------------------\n                    Net Salary           -               -    Rs. xxxxx\n                                                                 ------------------\n\n    Note: If you trying for any job or shifting job, My best wishes to You Friend.
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if u get paid in cash there is no taxes involved unless u filled out the paper work and the employer takes the taxes out of ur cash...payroll definitely has taxes included in it
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It depends on the job you are applying for.\nShort term  - Work hard & Make money\nLong term - Don't work at all & Make more money
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In Canada for personal tax:\nTaxable:\nemployment income\nbusiness income \ninvestment income (e.g. interest earned)\nbenefits received from employers (automobile benefits, stock options, pension plans, interest-free loans)\n\ndeductions:\nRRSP (in the US it is a K1?)\nBusiness expenses incurred by salespersons (up to commissions earned)\nTravelling expenses, where the employee is ordinarily required to carry on duties\naway from the employer’s place of business\nHome office costs (in limited circumstances)\nProfessional membership dues\nContributions to an employer’s registered pension plan;
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Apparently IRS goes by the definition stated by the Social Security.\n\n"..when your vision cannot be corrected to better than 20/200 in your better eye, or if your visual field is 20 degrees or less, even with Corrective lens.."\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Everyone in the U.S. that works and pays taxes should know they're having money taking out of their check to pay Medicare/Medicaid.\n\nAttached is a link about Medicare/Medicaid.  \nThere probably are state and city assistant programs avaliable too.
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http://www.paycheckcity.com/\n\nhttp://www.payroll-taxes.com/calculators.htm
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When a person is paid on the form W-2, the employer automatically withholds and pays all of the necessary employee income taxes as required by the IRS. These taxes include: Federal Income Tax, State Income Tax, and FICA (Social Security and Medicare). In addition, the employer will pay all of the necessary employer taxes. These taxes include: FICA (Social Security and Medicare), FUTA (Federal Unemployment Tax), and SUI (State Unemployment Tax). \n\nWhen a person is paid on the form, 1099-misc, all money earned by the individual is paid on an untaxed basis. It is then the responsibility of the individual to file and pay the appropriate taxes. \n\nNote that if you are an independent in your profession and you work via W2, you can be classified as an employee whereas a 1099 puts more responsibilities on you.
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Companies that are registered in USA are suffixed as Inc which means Incorporated. like niki.inc\nLTD stands for Limited Liabiliy company. \nDonno abt Corp....should be corporations.
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Let's make sure you have your forms right.\nThe 1040-ES forms are for estimated payments.  If your income changes (up or down) you simply pay whatever you calculate the estimate to be.  Any worksheet that is done is for your own personal files, the IRS doesn't check them.  What is important is paying in enough to cover your tax.  The IRS WILL charge you underpayment interest if you are short.\n\nGood luck.
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Tax write-offs.\nSee above.
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It is income that was earned in another country, but is taxed in the US.  It is taxed at a much lower rate 5.25%.
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It means Automatic Investment Plan.\n\nAn investment program that allows you to contribute small amounts of money (as little as $20 a month) in regular intervals. Funds are automatically deducted from your checking/savings account or your paycheck, and invested in a retirement account or mutual fund.\n\nThis is one of the best ways to save money. By "paying yourself first" many people find they invest more in the long run. Their investments are treated as another part of their regular budget. It also helps to force you to pay for investments automatically, so don't forget and spend all your money on impulse.
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If you're talking about your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), go to www.tsp.gov.   The 1099R is for dividends, which arise from investments.  Your W-2 is available at mypay.dfas.mil