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my pay has been deducted due to the mess. mine got cut about 75.00 per month. for those who follow politics, is there a chance of it being back to the way it was last year. those 75.00 are alot and i need it.
my pay has been deducted due to the mess. mine got cut about 75.00 per month. for those who follow politics, is there a chance of it being back to the way it was last year. those 75.00 are alot and i need it.
Since Obama took office my pay has increased by more then 35 percent. I like to do jobs that are performance based...
my pay has been deducted due to the mess. mine got cut about 75.00 per month. for those who follow politics, is there a chance of it being back to the way it was last year. those 75.00 are alot and i need it.
No chance of it going back. That is due to the expiration of the "payroll tax" holiday, the tax that funds social security. It needed to expire to avoid "crashing" SS even earlier than it is.
Just be thankful that Obama and the Dems agreed to extend the Bush Tax Cuts on 99% of the population...after demonizing them for a decade.
my pay has been deducted due to the mess. mine got cut about 75.00 per month. for those who follow politics, is there a chance of it being back to the way it was last year. those 75.00 are alot and i need it.
Republicans opposed extending the payroll tax, so I doubt you will see it drop again barring any economic crisis. It is unfortunate, since those were one of the more stimulative tax cuts.
No chance of it going back. That is due to the expiration of the "payroll tax" holiday, the tax that funds social security. It needed to expire to avoid "crashing" SS even earlier than it is.
Just be thankful that Obama and the Dems agreed to extend the Bush Tax Cuts on 99% of the population...after demonizing them for a decade.
FICA or SS & medicare was started at 1%, now at 15.3%. AND, if they didn't use the surplus for all these years, SS would still have enough money. After all, it was started at 1% and now at 15.3%.
My tax increase $150/mo. That's my food money.
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