can you stop social security OASDI and medicare deductions from your paycheck ?

Question

if they agree, will you get a refund on the amout you already paid !!!

Answer 1

no

and, no

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only persons who belong to specific religious orders that eschew government programs may decline to participate, and those few have to show that they are members of such communities.

Answer 2

OASDI is social security only, not social security and medicare. The Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) provides that both of the following must be withheld from your pay: 1. The OASDI program administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that provides cash "Old Age, Survivors, and Disability" benefits. The tax rate that you pay is 6.2%. Your employer pays the same amount. The total amount paid is 12.4%. 2. The medicare program. The tax rate is 1.45%. Your employer pays the same amount. The total amount paid is 2.9%. The total of the tax rates that you pay for these two different programs is 7.65%. Your employer pays the same amount. The total of the tax rates paid by you and your employer for these two different programs is 15.3%.

Answer 3

No. If you could no one would pay. That is why the law says NO to your question.

The number of exceptions to that are small and re-writing of laws reduces them ever year. For example at one time if you were working for a non-profit you could opt out.

Answer 4

First off you can't stop it and no refund is you could.

Answer 5

I have 2 words = HELL NO!

Answer 6

No, it's mandatory.