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Old 09-19-2016, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by JesuitValen View Post
*shrug* so you live in a state with income tax. That same state will give u it back at end of year, along with feds because that's how taxes work. People who make 7k a paycheck get charged at a higher tax rate than people who make 2k per check.

Meantime, have a kid.
Even if I subtract the NY State and NYC taxes, it's still taxed at 34%. Thought I read somewhere that it's taxed at 25%?
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Even if I subtract the NY State and NYC taxes, it's still taxed at 34%. Thought I read somewhere that it's taxed at 25%?


25% federal plus whatever your state tax is.
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyDelta View Post
25% federal plus whatever your state tax is.
My federal deductions are 34%
Fed + State is 47%
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My federal deductions are 34%

Fed + State is 47%


Did you do a 401k deduction?
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyDelta View Post
Did you do a 401k deduction?
No, I am too new to be eligible for 401K
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FED, Medicare and SS taxes equaling 34%
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Old 09-19-2016, 01:59 PM
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No, I am too new to be eligible for 401K

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FED, Medicare and SS taxes equaling 34%


Any other deductions that would be tax exempt?
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Old 09-19-2016, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Xelectro View Post
Even if I subtract the NY State and NYC taxes, it's still taxed at 34%. Thought I read somewhere that it's taxed at 25%?
Is this your first job? They categorized it as a pay not a bonus so it comes out at a lower rate. The feds have that function. If your state elects not to then youll get it back when u file your taxes.

Welcome to the progressive tax system.
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Originally Posted by Xelectro View Post
No, I am too new to be eligible for 401K

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FED, Medicare and SS taxes equaling 34%


Oh well we are only talking about the FICA tax, aka federal income tax. Medicare and SS taxes aren't refundable AFAIK.
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Update your deductions so the Feds take less money from you in your normal paychecks and then you can keep more of your money throughout the year instead of getting it back at the end of the year. As has been mentioned over and over, at the end of the year the bonus is treated the same as all of your income.
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Update your deductions so the Feds take less money from you in your normal paychecks and then you can keep more of your money throughout the year instead of getting it back at the end of the year. As has been mentioned over and over, at the end of the year the bonus is treated the same as all of your income.


Yep, can't agree more. No reason to give the government an interest free loan from your own stash. I find it hilarious when I hear someone celebrate a huge refund. Head meet door..


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