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22 December, 08:29

Suppose you land a job with Google right out of college. Your economics training is very valuable to them, so you receive a starting annual salary of $65,000. What is the total amount of social insurance taxes you will be responsible for after your first year of work?

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  1. 22 December, 09:42
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    The answer is: $4,030

    Explanation:

    Your total social insurance taxes represent 12.4% of your gross income. You are responsible for paying half of those taxes (6.2%) and your employer must pay the other half.

    So you will have to pay $4,030 ( = $65,000 x 6.2%) in social security taxes for your first year of work.
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