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Payroll tax jumps on next paycheck

By Ben Montgomery

Alabamians should prepare for a 2-percentage-point increase in Social Security withholding in their next paychecks. The payroll tax holiday expired after two years and was not included in the … More »

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On 1/3/13 at 01:47 PM, Debra from wrote:

On 1/3/13 at 01:42 PM, Debra from wrote:

Glad someone's crisis is averted just got our paychecks between me and my husbands we are paying aprox 75 more a wk !that is 300 a month ! We make less than 90000 a yr together come on now !

If more comes out next ck we might as well give up ! I know lets stop earned tax credit ! If they don't work they don't get tax refund !

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