The combined rate of Social Security taxes is 12.4%, with 6.2% paid by employees and 6.2% paid by employers.

Unemployment Insurance is not a component of Social Security taxes. OASDI, Medicare, and HI are all components of Social Security taxes.

The maximum amount of earnings subject to Social Security taxes in 2023 is $160,200.

Health insurance benefits are not a benefit of Social Security. Retirement benefits, disability benefits, and survivors benefits are all benefits of Social Security.

The current rate of the OASDI tax is 6.2%.

The current rate of the Medicare tax is 1.45%.

Both employees and employers are responsible for paying Social Security taxes.

Social Security taxes are used to fund both Social Security benefits and Medicare benefits.

Social Security taxes are due when you file your income tax return.

The penalty for not paying Social Security taxes is both a fine and imprisonment.

The maximum amount of earnings subject to the Medicare tax in 2023 is $200,000.

Unemployment benefits are not a type of Social Security benefit. Retirement benefits, disability benefits, and survivors benefits are all types of Social Security benefits.

The age at which you can start receiving full Social Security retirement benefits is 67.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is the government agency that administers Social Security.

The website of the Social Security Administration is www.ssa.gov.