FICA: Federal Insurance Contributions Act

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FICA: Federal Insurance Contributions Act

FICA, an abbreviated way of saying Federal Insurance Contributions Act, is a law requiring the withholding of a certain percentage of paychecks by employers. The money collected by withholding is used to pay for Medicare and Social Security. However, there are many aspects of FICA taxes that must be addressed when calculating payroll. For example, there are different rules and taxes for regular workers than there are for the self-employed and full-time students.

An experienced employee leasing company or PEO should have intimate knowledge of all Federal rules and regulations, including those pertaining to FICA. When choosing a PEO, be sure to ask about the services they offer for payroll. Further, be sure that your employee leasing company is aware of any state regulations. Once you have found a quality PEO, you can simply give them the amount of hours for payroll, and then you can get back to your business without having to worry.

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