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dixiechiken1

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9. He can defer, but he can't eliminate or forgive payroll taxes.

Reply to Buckeyeblue (Original post)

Sat Aug 8, 2020, 05:20 PM

Aug 2020

Employers will still most likely deduct the taxes so they're not on the hook for them later. Only Congress can change the law that changes the tax (es).

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How do you defer payroll tax? [View all] Buckeyeblue Aug 2020 OP

We'll have to pay it back. octoberlib Aug 2020 #1

That's no favor... Buckeyeblue Aug 2020 #3

No, it's not. I'd like to opt out , too. octoberlib Aug 2020 #4

Unless he wins the Presidency. He said he wants to permanently get rid of payroll taxes, octoberlib Aug 2020 #2

Don't pay anything now, Trump will send you your tax bill just before Christmas. machI Aug 2020 #5

$400.00 unemployement per week . .. Iliyah Aug 2020 #6

Not to mention the other 75% that can't be covered by repurposing money Native Aug 2020 #11

Even if it were legal for him to "do" this... wcmagumba Aug 2020 #7

I'm a payroll admin Freddie Aug 2020 #14

That is what I was thinking...another administrative nightmare for businesses... wcmagumba Aug 2020 #15

And you know if Biden wins durablend Aug 2020 #8

He can defer, but he can't eliminate or forgive payroll taxes. dixiechiken1 Aug 2020 #9

classic move for a conman always a step ahead of the law SiliconValley_Dem Aug 2020 #10

You may have to opt in zipplewrath Aug 2020 #12

This Is A Tax Cut For Employers ProfessorGAC Aug 2020 #13

But then they have to pay it back? Buckeyeblue Aug 2020 #16

Yes, I Explained That ProfessorGAC Aug 2020 #17