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    Jan 24, 2009, 05:06 PM
    Must I still pay FICA tax?
    I started collecting social security over two years ago at age 62. I am now going back to work will I still have to pay FICA? Can I continue to collect my monthly social security benefit check?

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    Jan 24, 2009, 08:01 PM

    Yes you will have to pay FICA on your earnings from employment.

    For 2009. The most you can make if you have not obtained the normal retirement age is $14,160 (for 2009). Any earnings over this will cause you to have to payback some or all of your Social Security. I am guessing your normal retirement age is 66. However, it does change based on your year of birth.
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