What is the percentage of taxes held out  for fed. and fica also ky state?
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FICA is 6.2% up to the wage base (about $95,000 next year) for social security and 1.45% on all wages for Medicare.  \n\nFederal taxes depend on your filing status (single, married, etc.) and how many exemptions you claim.  The object of the W4 is to correctly "guess" how much taxes you should withhold during the year so you don't owe a lot or get a big refund come April 15.\n\nKentucky has graduated rates, just like the federal income tax.  Here's a link to their rate table:\n\nhttp://dab.nfc.usda.gov/pubs/docs/taxformulas/formulas/statecitycounty/taxky/taxky.html
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Below is a link to the IRS web site that has the federal withholding. Your state probably has the same thing available on-line.\n\nYou may also want to look at a payroll service. Even if you only have a few employees, the extra cost might be worth it.
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For federal purposes 25% if under $1 million, but 35% over $1 million.  States will vary on their respective withholding tax rate.
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nothing on the first-ok, around $7000.  15% on the next $7000 to about $25000 (sorry, i didnt look these up).  $25K to $45K about 25%.  35% max.  But dont forget 7.5% social security, and 4.5% (?) medicare, both on $0-86000.  And dontdont forget, if you have dependents, each cuts out about $5000 (?) of income from being taxed.
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Here is a link to a map just click on the state and it will tell you everything about the states taxes.\n\nhttp://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/state/state_tax_home.asp
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There are two parts to the Social Security Tax. FICA is funding the old age pension (social security) and the Medicare portion pays for the medicare coverage that the government provides retirees and the disabled.
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Take a look at the withholding tables.  Taxes are withheld for federal taxes (and social security/medicare) along with state taxes.  Take a look at link below to Kansas Dept. of Revenue
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There is no table, it's 6%. If you want to know what is taxable and what is not, go to www.state.pa.us and check there.
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For Federal stuff, it's easy.  Just look up the amounts in the Circular E from the IRS for this year.\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p15.pdf\n\nIn case you don't see it, you have to withhold 6.2% for OASDi and 1.4% for Medicare as well so long as they have not met the wage based limit for 2006 yet.\n\nFor State taxes, you'll have to look and find out what taxes you need to withhold, and at what rate.
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As of Jan 1 2006, it is 7.5% on non-food items, and 2% on food items. \n\n(PS, good time to implement the FairTax)\nsee www.fairtax.org
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the total amount including taxes
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No, Florida has a small tax on assets, none on income. More vets live in FL than any other state
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well, depending on your income bracket, i think it can be up to 32%\nBut that's ignoring all embedded taxes, social security, the taxes your employer pays, sales taxes and everything else.... \nthe total amount is probably somewhere above 50% but the tax codes are so convoluted that its probably impossible to figure out.\n\n* * * * * * * * * * * * *\nTaxes are "demonized" because the money is taken from you by force at gunpoint (if you don't believe that try not paying taxes for a couple years) and it is wasted by politicians and bureaucrats
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FICA is comprised of social security and medicare. The social security portion is limited to $94,200 of wages, and there is no limit on the medicare portion.
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15% is not a whole number. It is .15 which is pretty close to 1/6. If you are paying tax you can bet that you will pay $1.43 for the tax which is a total of $10.93--another reason why math is so important--so you don't get overcharged.
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If you are asking about a federal tax than it would be anywhere in the country not just NH... sooo\n\nCheck the URL below for your answer.
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There are a number of federal taxes that people pay.  Federal Income Tax is just one of them.  FICA taxes include both Social Security and Medicare.