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compare how medicare taxes are paid by individuals who are employees to those who are self employed.

a) employees do not pay the medicare tax and the employer pays for both halves of the tax (2.9%) self employed individuals pay for both halves of the tax (2.9%)

b) employees pay half (1.45%) of the medicare tax while the employer pays the other half. self employed individuals pay for both halves of the tax (2.9%)

c) employees pay half (1.45%) of the medicare tax while the employer pays the other half. self employed individuals pay half (1.45%) of the medicare

d) employees pay for both halves of the tax (2.9%) and the employer does not pay the medicare tax. self employed individuals do not pay medicare tax

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Employees pay half (1.45%) of the medicare tax while the employer pays the other half.

What is Medicare tax?

This is an insurance which is deducted from wages and salaries in order to cater for healthcare.

In cases where people are self-employed they pay both halves of the tax while in situations where they have an employer , it is split into two in which the employer and employee pay them.

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Answer:

employees pay half (1.45%) of the medicare tax while the employer pays the other half. Self-employed individuals pay for both halves of the tax (2.9%)

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