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In 2009, $106,800 for Social Security. No maximum for Medicare.
For 2010, the earnings maximum will remain at $106,800. The same as it was for 2009 FICA.
You cannot stop paying into the FICA fund as long as your are a US Citizen or resident alien and have any earned income form providing your services to earn the income.
Assuming that the person in question is single, childless, and still a dependent for tax purposes, s/he can earn $5,450 in 2008, $5,700 in 2009 -- the standard deduction for a single person -- without incurring federal income tax liability. Please note that "earned income" is exactly what it sounds like: income actually worked for. If s/he has "unearned income" (usually interest or dividends, maybe capital gains) of more than $900 s/he must file a return and may owe federal income tax.
Same thing as paying estimated taxes. Paying your income tax as you earn the income.
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In 2009, $106,800 for Social Security. No maximum for Medicare.
Taxes became mandatory in America in 1913 with the federal income tax. The 16th Amendment of the US Constitution enacted the federal income tax.
For 2010, the earnings maximum will remain at $106,800. The same as it was for 2009 FICA.
Yes
You cannot stop paying into the FICA fund as long as your are a US Citizen or resident alien and have any earned income form providing your services to earn the income.
You will NEVER be able to STOP paying income tax on your SSB amount as long as you are still breathing and you other sources of gross worldwide income and tax exempt interest and dividends that you are required to report on your 1040 federal income tax return.
A plan of income and expenses is an approach to building income and paying down expenses. Many people maintain a plan for their income and expenses without realizing it.
There are specific forms you need to complete in order to do this. Also, if you live in a state with state income taxes you will need to be paying those as well. Go to www.irs.gov for information about paying your federal income tax.
When you make over the standard deduction, which is $12,400 for a person filing single.