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NNN. There is a cap on the amount of earnings that can be taxed for Social Security. This means any individual with earnings above the cap would pay the same amount of taxes towards Social Security as someone who earned the cap amount (currently $176,100.) [Link]
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NNN. There is a cap on the amount of earnings that can be taxed for Social Security. This means any individual with earnings above the cap would pay the same amount of taxes towards Social Security as someone who earned the cap amount (currently $176,100.) [Link]
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