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Understanding payroll taxes Social Security 6.2% Medicare 1.45% Additional Medicare 0.9% Unemployment 6% (0.6% with full credit reduction)
Itemized deductions are specific types of expenses the taxpayer incurred that may reduce taxable income. Types of itemized deductions include mortgage interest, state or local income taxes, property taxes, medical or dental expenses in excess of AGI limits, or charitable donations.
Allowable deductions include mortgage interest payments, repairs to the property, insurance, letting agency fees and 10 per cent of your total rental income to cover depreciation.
What is Payroll Expense? Payroll expense is the amount of salaries and wages paid to employees in exchange for services rendered by them to a business. The term may also be assumed to include the cost of all related payroll taxes, such as the employers matching payments for Medicare and social security.
The most common itemized deductions are those for state and local taxes, mortgage interest, charitable contributions, and medical and dental expenses.

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These include the following deductions: Unreimbursed job expenses. These are work-related expenses an employee pays out of his or her own pocket. Investment Expenses. Tax preparation fees. Fees to fight the IRS. Hobby expenses. Gambling losses. Investment interest.
Which Deductions Can Be Itemized? Unreimbursed medical and dental expenses. Long-term care premiums. Home mortgage and home-equity loan (or line of credit) interest. Home-equity loan or line of credit interest. Taxes paid. Charitable donations. Casualty and theft losses.
These are the six most common types of payroll withholdings and deductions that you and your employees will run into, along with a few others to keep in mind. Federal Income Tax. State Income Tax. Social Security (FICA) Medicare Tax (FICA) Insurance Policy Deductions. Retirement Deductions.
The standard payroll deductions are those that are required by law. They include federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, state income tax, and court-ordered garnishments.
Employee wages are considered operating expenses for the LLC and will be deducted from the LLCs profits. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) only allows reasonable wages as a deduction, so be sure any salary you pay yourself is within industry norms.

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