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No....considering first that your employer pays half of the required contribution, and the way it is calculated and the way that is all reported would have to tie in mathamatically. I gather you would like to report and pay on higher social security ages to have a higher SS benefit on retirement. Not at all sure that would be an advised way to get the financial benefit your after. SS contribution is 15.30 % of SS wages, which if your employed the employer must pay half, and if self employed you pay all. A string retirement contribution amount. If you reported additional self emplyment income, it would also be income tax income, and state tax, etc..so that really wouldn't work either.

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Only if you expect to owe taxes on your Social Security benefits and fill out a special form requesting they withhold taxes for you. Otherwise, you will receive your full benefit amount. The IRS can help you determine what portion, if any, of this income is taxable, and at what rate, so you can plan ahead.

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Contact SSA and request withholding. It isn't any different than requesting withholding from a paycheck from your employer.

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I want to start taking taxes out of my monthly socialist check

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