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...home pay will be reduced in many instances. The total federal tax bite will indeed be less than last year, but the rates of tax withholding have been changed, with the result that people in the upper-middle and higher brackets will be hard-hit. For example, the amount withheld from the wages of a married worker with two children who earns $250 a week will remain virtually unchanged at $30.50. But for an employee earning $400 a week, the withholding will rise from $60.90 to $67.10, and a $500-a-week earner will pay $96.60 v. $84.80. By cutting...
Just as the Government withheld too little last year, it may be withholding too much this year. If a married couple file a joint return, but one of the two is unemployed, they very likely will be paying out too much in withholding. Similarly, an earner who expects to have big itemized deductions for home-mortgage payments, medical bills, charity and the like will probably overpay. To ease the weekly or monthly burden for these people, the Internal Revenue Service has created a new exemption called the "special withholding allowance." People who believe that their employer is holding back...
...Harvard have paid for medical care; we should get it. Name withheld by request
...NAME WITHHELD...
...Columbia, over $688,000 in new government contracts have been withheld since November because the University has refused to submit figures on the numbers, qualification, position and pay of its women and minority staff and employees...