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Self-Employed Contributions Act
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Self-Employed Contributions Act
Legislation in the United States, passed in 1954, requiring self-employed persons to pay the full 15.3% of their net earnings in FICA taxes.
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The goal of the SECA study is to advance fuel cell performance, efficiency, and reliability while reducing cost.
ACUMENTRICS FUEL CELLS SURPASS EXPECTATIONS IN DOE TEST by Worldwide Energy
2 VICTORY GARDENS 2007 + In the recent SECA Art Award show at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Amy Franceschini displayed clever combines of gardening tools (the "shovelpogo," the "bikebarrow").
Chip Lord by Artforum International
3121(v), there is no statutory section allowing or requiring a self-employed individual to take deferred compensation into account for SECA purposes before the compensation is taken into income for income tax purposes.
Deferred director fees and sec. 3121(v)(2) by Prestia, Donna / The Tax Adviser
 
 
 
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