Do you think companies will tell their employees if they are going to do this? I've heard nothing from mine and would hope they just pass. What a mess! I didn't realize you were going to be double taxed come January to make it up, I thought you had to pay it back come tax time in April.
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Originally posted by Thrif-t View PostDo you think companies will tell their employees if they are going to do this? I've heard nothing from mine and would hope they just pass. What a mess! I didn't realize you were going to be double taxed come January to make it up, I thought you had to pay it back come tax time in April.
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Originally posted by Petunia 100 View Post
One would think that a company would let you know. You will be able to tell for sure when you get your first paycheck which includes days in September.Steve
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trump said he will forgive the deferral if re elected. Why wouldn't they be for it? Not like they have to deal with the blowback or administering the program. Private industry is a much different story than government. Just needs to remember to put the money on the side and not spend it.
If I had the choice to turn off all taxes until april next year and pay it all back at that time, I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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Originally posted by Thrif-t View PostDo you think companies will tell their employees if they are going to do this? I've heard nothing from mine and would hope they just pass. What a mess! I didn't realize you were going to be double taxed come January to make it up, I thought you had to pay it back come tax time in April.
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Originally posted by Like2Plan View PostDo you mean for the govt workers or everyone? I'm trying to figure out how he could forgive it without getting Congress to approve the funding source?Steve
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Originally posted by Like2Plan View PostThe employee portion of the tax: SS is 6.2% (up to 137,700 of earnings) and Medicare is 1.45% (no limit).Steve
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Originally posted by ~bs View Posttrump said he will forgive the deferral if re elected. Why wouldn't they be for it? Not like they have to deal with the blowback or administering the program. Private industry is a much different story than government. Just needs to remember to put the money on the side and not spend it.
If I had the choice to turn off all taxes until april next year and pay it all back at that time, I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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From an accounting stand point, this is too much work. The majority of payroll is done via software programs and they all need to be programmed for this change. Also, there are so many workers that switch jobs constantly. What happens to the company that has employees that don't pay back the deferral? Are they on the hook for it or is the government?
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Originally posted by moneybags View PostWhat happens to the company that has employees that don't pay back the deferral? Are they on the hook for it or is the government?
The end result, I suspect, is that some of this money will never be recovered, which will further weaken the Social Security system. Bad news all around.Steve
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Originally posted by moneybags View PostFrom an accounting stand point, this is too much work. The majority of payroll is done via software programs and they all need to be programmed for this change. Also, there are so many workers that switch jobs constantly. What happens to the company that has employees that don't pay back the deferral? Are they on the hook for it or is the government?
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Originally posted by moneybags View PostFrom an accounting stand point, this is too much work. The majority of payroll is done via software programs and they all need to be programmed for this change. Also, there are so many workers that switch jobs constantly. What happens to the company that has employees that don't pay back the deferral? Are they on the hook for it or is the government?
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Originally posted by Like2Plan View PostDo you mean for the govt workers or everyone? I'm trying to figure out how he could forgive it without getting Congress to approve the funding source?
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