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The employer is actually taxed, not the employee, and it's a 1.5% tax, which is the same amount of the original payroll tax which was rolled into gross receipts
by justizin 10y ago
The employer is actually taxed, not the employee, and it's a 1.5% tax, which is the same amount of the original payroll tax which was rolled into gross receipts a few years ago.
This is hardly armageddon.
- marcosdumay 10y agoEmployment taxes are always paid by the employee. When the employer is the one actually transferring the money to the government, market economics make it sure that they pass the cost on to the employee.