An employee who has had Social Security tax withheld in an amount greater than the maximum...

An employee who has had Social Security tax withheld in an amount greater than the maximum for a particular year, may claim

a. Such excess as either a credit or an itemized deduction, at the election of the employee, if that excess resulted from correct withholding by two or more employers.

b. Reimbursement of such excess from his employers, if that excess resulted from correct withholding by two or more employers.

c. The excess as a credit against income tax, if that excess resulted from correct withholding by two or more employers.

d. The excess as a credit against income tax, if that excess was withheld by one employer.

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An employee who has had Social Security tax withheld in an amount greater than the maximum for a particular year, may claim the excess as a credit against income tax, if that excess resulted from correct withholding by two or more employers.

There is no reimbursement of such excess neither it can claimed as an itemized deduction.

Option C is correct

ekkarill92 answered 2 years ago

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