South Dakota Minimum Wage Increases to $10.80 per hour effective 1/1/2023
South Dakota Minimum Wage Increases to $10.80 per hour effective 1/1/2023 https://dlr.sd.gov/employment_laws/minimum_wage.aspx
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South Dakota Minimum Wage Increases to $10.80 per hour effective 1/1/2023 https://dlr.sd.gov/employment_laws/minimum_wage.aspx
From Patriot Software’s blog: If you want to pay an employee supplemental compensation, such as a bonus or a relocation payment, you must withhold payroll taxes
Paid by South Dakota employers:Unemployment/Reemployment Assistance Tax Rate: varies 0% – 9.45% (based on reserve account). Max. taxable earnings (wage base): $15,000.Investment Fee: varies 0%
Paid by employee:CA State Disability Rate: 1.10%. Max. taxable earnings: $145,600. Paid by employer:CA Unemployment Tax Rate: 1.5%-3.4%. Max. taxable earnings: $7,000.CA Employers Training Tax:
Social Security (OASDI) Rate: 6.2%. Maximum taxable earnings: $147,000Rate is the same as 2020. Taxable earnings increased from $137,700 in 2020) Medicare Rate (HI): 1.45%.
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401(k) Employee deferral remains at $19,500. 401(k) Catch-up (age 50 yrs and older) remains at $6,500.401(k) max limit employee + employer (age 49 and younger)
Social Security Rate: 6.2%. Maximum taxable earnings: $142,800 Rate is the same as 2020. Taxable earnings increased from $137,700 in 2020) Medicare Rate: 1.45%. Max
Effective January 1, 2021, South Dakota’s minimum wage will increase to $9.45 per hour. The minimum base wage for tipped employees will increase to $4.73
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