Employee Social Security Taxes vs. Self-Employed Employer Social Security Taxes (LO. 2) Darrell is an employee of Whitney's. During 2020, Darrell's salary is $136,000. Whitney's net self-employment income is also $136,000. Complete the letter below to Whitney in which you state how much she will have to pay in Social Security and self-employment taxes and why she owes those amounts.

Round intermediate computations and your final answer to the nearest dollar.

Dear Whitney, Per your request, let me outline the nuances that differentiate Darrell's withholding and yours. The Social Security tax is imposed on employees and self-employed individuals. As an employer, you are required to employees payments into the system. Also, as a self-employed individual, for purposes of FICA, you are considered . Under the Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI), a tax of is levied on . In addition, a tax of is levied on . Because a self-employed person is , the self-employment tax is the amount for a regular employee.

Based on the information provided, you will withhold for Darrell Social Security taxes of $???? and as his employer, remit your portion of $????? along with his withholding. As for your Social Security taxes, your self-employment tax will be $????

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