how much does the state of maine take out for social security?
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I could be mistaken but isn't social security a federal thing?    not state.   Maine should be the same as everyone else on social security
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try sba.gov, they have all kinds of business related information. also try the state of Maine's website.
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go to www.maine.gov and look up state police
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:}\nIn the us and over 65 medicare/nedicade are free  \nsupplemental canr run from 140 to over 200 per mo.
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about $2,000 here in my state
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Go on the social security website and you will get some of your answers.
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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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You need to come to Maine!\n\nhttp://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/ME3145/
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The answer to this depends on what exemptions you have put on you W-4.  For Single with zero exemptions, federal tax would be taken out at $11 per paycheck.  You may also be paying 6.2% ($13.27) for social security and 1.45% ($3.10) for medicare.\n\nThese numbers are based on the $214 being your gross salary.
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washington takes from social security because they can. there isn't one thing that anybody can do about it . once social security disappears, then they will quit stealing from it...
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http://www.ssa.ocgov.com/
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How about Retired Persons or Mature Persons.\n\nDifferent counties write millages in different ways. The county you are looking into might have a website that will explain its process.\n\nGood luck
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I as an employer have to match my employee's "contribution" (ie tax) to social security and medicare, which is 7.65 percent.  Employee pays 7.65 and I pay 7.65.  I withhold the taxes, the employee actually pays them.  In your 100 dollars, as far as the federal government, I'm only out $7.65 for every $100 of wages.  However, I also have to pay workman's comp insurance and workforce development, which will vary depending on type of work.  I figured it out once, and I believe it cost me $12.50 or so for every $100 of wages.  That's to government agencies and insurance.  Benefits add to that.  Hopefully, you are mistaken about the 72.6 percent in your question, because why would any employer want to hire anyone in Siberia, if it costs him that much?
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The 6.2% social security tax is collected on the first $94,200 of income for a maximum of $5840.40.\n\nThe 1.45% Medicare tax has no maximum.
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Well this might rank up as one of your lowest.  Though it counts because we do live here, we will be moving soon so I bet we will pay more soon enough.\n\nWe live in Maine, the rent for a 2- bedroom one bathroom apartment here is $445/ month.
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Social security was NEVER meant to be a pension used for retirement. It was initially pushed on to the public by FDR as a SUPPLEMENT to retirement savings of individuals. Probably the biggest hoax ever in the history of the federal government, people have been brainwashed into believing SS will take care of them in their old age. It will NOT. Rather, it is in the process of bankrupting us as a nation.\n\nTo support this, I would ask you to refer to ANY private OR state retirement system, all of which leave SS in the dust in terms of benefits.\n\nI am familiar with the retirement plans for state employees in Massachusetts and Maine. BOTH far exceed the benefit of SS and for years required less from a weekly paycheck. Check it out and see if your state does not have a better plan than SS. I'll bet it does! ANYTHING done by the federal government costs MORE than if the same program were to be done at the state or local level. However, we continue to look to the feds and panic whenever someone mentions an alternative to SS. Look what happened to Barry Goldwater in 1964 when he propsed alternatives to SS. He was buried in the election.
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Check this site out.\n\nhttp://everyonebenefits.com/40374893