social security taxes
101Overwithholding — A generic term referring to an excess amount of tax being withheld for an employee or retirement plan participant throughout the year. Overwithholding can apply to both income and Social Security taxes. Any amount of overwithholding is sent back… …
102payroll tax — A tax on an employees salary or on the income of a self employed individual. Federal and state income taxes are paid by the employee or the self employed individual; social security taxes are paid both by the employer and employee and paid solely …
103self-employment tax — The social security tax imposed on the net earnings of a self employed individual. The J, S self employment tax is assessed in addition to an income tax up to an annual maximum, which is reduced by any wages previously subject to social security… …
104Susan Molinari — Infobox Congressman name = Susan Molinari date of birth = birth date and age|1958|03|27 place of birth = Staten Island, New York state = New York district = 13th term = 1990–1997 preceded = Guy V. Molinari succeeded = Vito Fossella party =… …
105rollback — roll‧back [ˈrəʊlbæk ǁ ˈroʊl ] noun [countable] ECONOMICS when prices, taxes etc are changed back to a previous level: • The President is opposed to a rollback in Social Security taxes …
106employment tax — UK US noun [C or U] US TAX ► the combination of social security taxes and income tax that a company takes from an employee’s pay and must pay to the government: »The IRS filed a tax lien of $24,297 against the firm for failure to pay employment… …
107take-home pay — The net amount of a paycheck; gross earned wages or salary reduced by deductions for income taxes, Social Security taxes, contributions to fringe benefit plans, union dues, and so on …
108Employment Division v. Smith — Employment Division of Oregon v. Smith Supreme Court of the United States Argued November 6, 1989 Dec …
109Steve Novick — Infobox Politician name = Steve Novick imagesize = 200px height = caption = Steve Novick at City of Beaverton rally small office = term start = term end = predecessor = successor = constituency = majority = birth date = birth date and… …
110Mary Cain — File:Marycain.jpg Mary D. Cain Mary D. Cain (born August 17, 1904 May 6, 1984) was a Mississippi newspaper editor and Democratic politician. A fiery and outspoken supporter of segregation and other conservative causes, she earned herself the… …
