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Old 11-05-2007, 02:45 PM
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I know there is no state tax, but when comparing my tax deductions from the state we are in to Washington, it says we have to pay an industrial tax, because my husband works construction.Is this true, if so it is 500 a month!!! And he is an employee. Any ideas?
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isn't that only if *he* has employees? I've heard the fees/taxes for L&I can be brutal.
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Old 11-05-2007, 02:57 PM
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i have no idea. I did a paycheck deduction calculator and it asked for my info and gave me a site to look up the code. Said all jobs had it.
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I think for most *professional* services in Washington (independent contractor, etc), you need your master business license, which requires yearly fees (not including bonding, etc). Those fees might be close to $500 a *year*, but not monthly.

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He is just a superintendent. I have been trying to find out what his take home will be whne I saw that and freaked. He will be making 72000 a year, I just want to know what to expect
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I would be really surprised if there was, if he was employed by a company and not an independent contractor.
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I found it, it our portion of Workers comp!! Thats alot!!!!!!!!
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how much is workers comp though? Isn't it typically under 1%?
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I dont know, I just went with the code they gave me. Scary!!!!!!!
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