What Percent Of Taxes Will Be Taken Out Of My Check?

Fri, Jan 29, 2010

I make 7.15 an hour at a part time job. I am a teen so dont have the medicare and stuff. I will approx. have $185.90 before they take taxes out, how much do you think i will have after they take the taxes?

If You Efile Taxes And Get A Check Mailed In 2 Weeks For My Tax Refund When Will I Get My Stimulous Check? I have a CPA file my taxes by e-file. I...
When Will The Tax Rebate Check Amount Be Applied To The Taxes I Owe For 2007? My husband and I filed jointly and owe taxes for...
What Taxes Will I Get Back If I’m 17 And Live In California? My year to dates were: Federal Withholding- 240’s Social Security-...
Can A Job Take Taxes Out Of Your Check Without You Filling Out Any Paperwork? I work at a restaurant in NYC and we’ve always...
What Taxes Does A Company Pay For Its Earnings?like Federal Tax, State Tax, Social Security Tax, Medicare Etc? An employee pays federal tax, state tax, medicare tax, SUI/SDI...

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Check, Percent, Taken, Taxes, What, Will

This post was written by:

admin - who has written 168 posts on IRS Tax Relief.

Contact the author

4 Responses to “What Percent Of Taxes Will Be Taken Out Of My Check?”

MarineMo Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am

Try this paycheck calculator link and see if it helps:http://www.paycheckcity.com/netpaycalc/n…
Just input all your info and also the State you live in and that will give you an idea.

Judy Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am

Think again – being a teen doesn’t exempt you from paying medicare and social security – that will be a little over $14 per week. You’ll also owe around $8 or $9 a week for federal income tax – so don’t make the mistake of filing your W-4 as “exempt” – if you make that much all year, you aren’t exempt, and can be fined $500 if you claim exempt when you aren’t. If you just started the job now though, and didn’t have any income this year up to now, you can probably file as exempt for 2007, although in 2008 you’d have to change it to single/zero.
Depending on where you live, there might be state and/or local income taxes also.

Legend Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am

in NY, you would probably get around $160.
The more u earn, the more the tax rate goes. One pay check I made $430, and paid tax $100. So I eventually got $330.

Madre Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am

Teen or not, you will have the Medicare stuff…and social security taxes taken out. The amount of taxes you have taken out depends on your location. Some states take out a state tax, some counties even take out taxes…if you file exempt status on your W-4, then just the minimum amount will be taken out (no federal, state, or county taxes will be deducted) but you’ll still have the medicare and social security tax taken out.

MarineMo Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am
Try this paycheck calculator link and see if it helps:http://www.paycheckcity.com/netpaycalc/n…
Just input all your info and also the State you live in and that will give you an idea.
Judy Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am
Think again – being a teen doesn’t exempt you from paying medicare and social security – that will be a little over $14 per week. You’ll also owe around $8 or $9 a week for federal income tax – so don’t make the mistake of filing your W-4 as “exempt” – if you make that much all year, you aren’t exempt, and can be fined $500 if you claim exempt when you aren’t. If you just started the job now though, and didn’t have any income this year up to now, you can probably file as exempt for 2007, although in 2008 you’d have to change it to single/zero.
Depending on where you live, there might be state and/or local income taxes also.
Legend Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am
in NY, you would probably get around $160.
The more u earn, the more the tax rate goes. One pay check I made $430, and paid tax $100. So I eventually got $330.
Madre Says:
29. January 2010 at 10:51 am
Teen or not, you will have the Medicare stuff…and social security taxes taken out. The amount of taxes you have taken out depends on your location. Some states take out a state tax, some counties even take out taxes…if you file exempt status on your W-4, then just the minimum amount will be taken out (no federal, state, or county taxes will be deducted) but you’ll still have the medicare and social security tax taken out.

Click here to cancel reply.

IRS Tax Relief