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Exempt from Social Security Taxes
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I have an employee who did not correct their tax forms until two years had passed. This employee no longer works for our company, but now wants to correct his tax forms. This employee says that he is exempt from paying Social Security Taxes because he is a J1 Fullbright Scholar. The employee is asking the company to pay him the amount that was overpaid. If he is indeed exempt, am I correct in letting him know that once he files his taxes that he will receive the money he overpaid? Thank You for any help that you can provide. |
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