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I'm not sure a percentage is available... of course www.taxfoundation.org would have all types of statistics if anyone would...

However, everyone in a legal employee/employer or legally reporting employment income, (compared to workers getting paid "under the table" claiming not to be employees, hence probably not in any good definition of "worker"), --- except for certain government or railroad type employees,and some teachers (all of which pay into a program virtually identical), must pay in.

The percentage should be 100%, or very close.

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All legally employed people pay 7.65% from their checks and 7.65% that is a hidden tax until they reach their limit at somewhere around $150K of income.

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