Corporations get favorable tax rates on earnings…. Sometimes ridiculously so.
But that’s not directly related to payroll taxes.
if they have employees, they pay half of that person’s social security contribution and the other half is taken out of the employee’s paycheck.
…
As for the corporation itself, and it being a “person”…
There are at least two kinds of corporations…
I’m no tax lawyer, so I may not say this exactly right….
But I do know that one kind pays the earnings to the owner(s), who then pay individual income tax on the money, including social security (and Medicare).
Since their own corporation pays them, it’s like being self employed. They have to pay both halves of the social security contribution… I think that’s around 12% right now.
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The other kind is a separate entity, that files and pays its own taxes.
If you work for it, you get a paycheck, and your corporation withholds SS, and also pays its half as your employer.
If you get distributions that are not earnings, you pay tax on that too.
In a way, it’s double taxation, but it works out better in some cases. Don’t ask me… This is about as far as I go.
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Oh… Except to say… People and corporations pay into Social Security…. SSDI.
You asked about SSI, which usually stands for supplemental security income, paid to people with few assets who don’t make a minimum standard on regular social security.
I didn’t know whether that’s actually what you meant.
They get a small amount of added income from the state they live in, not the federal government.
Contributions to that program, qualifications, and amounts paid vary widely from state to state.
Coming back from conference with a coworker. Her bag was overweight, mine was fine. Put some of her stuff in my bag. Then, my bag gets delayed. At least it was coming home.
He may have. The best way to do something wrong is to know how to do it correctly. It’s the expert that knows when and where to flub something up and make it funny but not dangerous.
Don’t forget he grew up performing in English music halls….
He probably had to know how to sing and dance along with everything else he did.
Comedy, pantomime, a little bit of everything.
…
And I don’t think Ollie is doing too badly either, especially for his size.
He was a stage performer… I didn’t know if he ever danced but he was a singer.
Nice Kitty…. Here, Spot!
Not a being whose acquaintance you would want to make face-to-face.
That should give me time to step aside. 😁
If corporations are people i’m wondering if they contribute to SSI.
Corporations get favorable tax rates on earnings…. Sometimes ridiculously so.
But that’s not directly related to payroll taxes.
if they have employees, they pay half of that person’s social security contribution and the other half is taken out of the employee’s paycheck.
…
As for the corporation itself, and it being a “person”…
There are at least two kinds of corporations…
I’m no tax lawyer, so I may not say this exactly right….
But I do know that one kind pays the earnings to the owner(s), who then pay individual income tax on the money, including social security (and Medicare).
Since their own corporation pays them, it’s like being self employed. They have to pay both halves of the social security contribution… I think that’s around 12% right now.
…
The other kind is a separate entity, that files and pays its own taxes.
If you work for it, you get a paycheck, and your corporation withholds SS, and also pays its half as your employer.
If you get distributions that are not earnings, you pay tax on that too.
In a way, it’s double taxation, but it works out better in some cases. Don’t ask me… This is about as far as I go.
…
Oh… Except to say… People and corporations pay into Social Security…. SSDI.
You asked about SSI, which usually stands for supplemental security income, paid to people with few assets who don’t make a minimum standard on regular social security.
I didn’t know whether that’s actually what you meant.
They get a small amount of added income from the state they live in, not the federal government.
Contributions to that program, qualifications, and amounts paid vary widely from state to state.
Exuberant Groucho. He must be in love again.
,
Scary!
I understand tats are going out of style. Sorry, lady.
on the set of To Kill a Mockingbird
.,
Im right here.
♥ You’ve got friends here.
I found it, but i had to expand the photo.
I couldn’t see the face at all on the darker ones.
Have you checked the brightness on your screen?
That could affect finding differences too.
I could tell you how on Windows but IIRC you’re on a Mac?
No. It’s my eyes.
I’m approaching that time for cataract surgery.
One if these days.
Please do it soon, I’m concerned about you driving.
It’s not that bad yet. 🙂
Found him.
Now, Mr. Sad… Turn that frown upside down!
Got him!
It popped up pretty quickly for me also.
♪ Mean Mr. Mustard ♪
♫ Sleeps in the park ♫
♪ Shaves in the dark. ♪
♫ Try to save paper. ♫
Yay, I got one quickly.
Looks more mad to me, but finally found it.
,,,
And if you have items not allowed in your carry-on, you have to put them in your baggage.
Could be due to balancing the weights.
Has anyone put anything in your luggage that you are not aware of!
The issue isn’t the weight going on the plane, it’s the cost of hernia surgery for the baggage handlers.
Coming back from conference with a coworker. Her bag was overweight, mine was fine. Put some of her stuff in my bag. Then, my bag gets delayed. At least it was coming home.
Betty White and friends
<3
A place called Basset Hound Ranch!
Very much enjoyed the All Shook Up clip with L & H. I thought Stan looked as if he really did know how to dance and move gracefully.
He may have. The best way to do something wrong is to know how to do it correctly. It’s the expert that knows when and where to flub something up and make it funny but not dangerous.
Don’t forget he grew up performing in English music halls….
He probably had to know how to sing and dance along with everything else he did.
Comedy, pantomime, a little bit of everything.
…
And I don’t think Ollie is doing too badly either, especially for his size.
He was a stage performer… I didn’t know if he ever danced but he was a singer.
Love this view of the drive-in.
Looks like they’re up quite a little hill. It’s good when they’re built like a shallow amphitheater.
We used to go to a drive-in that had no rise to it… In fact on one side the back spaces were a little lower than the front ones.
You can probably guess where the teenagers parked when they… um… didn’t really come to watch the movie.
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Cleo… It’s the dog who’s supposed to do the fetching!
Did you forget?
And honestly, it’s rude to make so many speech balloons during a movie!
You may not be inside a theater, but there are still people who want to see the screen!
Since it’s part of your heritage, too:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastille_Day
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