is there a limit on how much medicare deductions are taken out every month?

Answer 1

No more than 1.45% of your taxable gross income should be deducted from your paycheck for medicare. There isn't a cap on wages for medicare like there is for social security, so there will never be a point at which you're done contributing to medicare.

Answer 2

Medicare is 1.45% of gross income and has no limit to how much can be taken out, unlike social security, which has a set maximum amount that can be taken out total. It was $90,000 in 2005.

Answer 3

Medicare tax is 1.45% of your gross wages. There is no limit on taxable medicare wages.