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05/08/2026

We follow and support all our working families. Everyone needs fair employment, wages and benefits!!!

Today’s Solidarity Rally in Findlay was a powerful show of unity and strength.

Community members, union family, and supporters came together to stand with the striking workers of UAW Local 1327 in their fight against Freudenberg NOK. The turnout was incredible, and the energy on the line showed that working people are ready to keep fighting for fairness, dignity, and respect on the job.

Supporters marched down the street and in front of the plant together in a massive show of solidarity, sending a clear message to the company that these workers are not standing alone.

Speakers Representative Marcy Kaptur, UAW Region 2B Director Dave Green, Ohio AFL-CIO President Tim Burga, and UAW Local 1327 Bargaining Committee Recording Secretary Josh McDonald delivered inspiring remarks about worker power, solidarity, and the importance of staying united throughout this fight.

Some of the most powerful moments came directly from Local 1327 members themselves, who shared personal stories about sacrifice, determination, and why this strike matters to their families and future. Their words reminded everyone why solidarity matters.

The Toledo Area CAP Council also showed their support by donating supplies and groceries for the striking workers and their families — another example of the labor movement standing together in action, not just words.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, brought signs, wore union gear, marched with us, and raised their voices in support. The fight continues, and the members of Local 1327 are stronger than ever.

04/23/2026

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04/18/2026

Running a comes with tax responsibilities, no matter how much you earn.
You must file a tax return with the every year, even if you don’t have taxable income. Depending on your business type and activity, you may also need to pay certain business taxes.
The IRS offers secure payment options like a Business Tax Account, Direct Pay, and Electronic Federal Tax Payment System to keep you on track.
You may qualify for the Qualified Business Income deduction, which can reduce your taxable income.
Learn what to pay, when to pay, and how to pay securely: www.irs.gov/payments

04/16/2026

We want to thank everyone in our communities who supported us through a transition season. We have had a wonderful tax season!!! As a reminder we are still here 5 days a week all year long. We offer start to end-of-life services. Wills, POA and more.

04/15/2026

04/11/2026

It's the final countdown! This is the last weekend before the tax deadline on April 15th! Let Best Tax and Notary help you with all of your tax needs. Go to www.besttaxandnotary.com to get started!

03/22/2026

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03/17/2026

🇺🇸 U.S. Payroll Taxes Explained

Payroll taxes in the United States are taxes deducted from employees’ wages and also paid by employers to fund federal programs like retirement and healthcare.

These taxes are mainly administered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

💰 Main Types of U.S. Payroll Taxes

1️⃣ Social Security Tax
Funds retirement, disability, and survivor benefits through the Social Security Administration.

Rate: 12.4% total
Employee pays: 6.2%
Employer pays: 6.2%
Applies up to a yearly wage limit.

📊 Example
If an employee earns $50,000:
Employee pays: $3,100
Employer pays: $3,100

2️⃣ Medicare Tax
Funds healthcare for seniors through Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Rate: 2.9% total
Employee pays: 1.45%
Employer pays: 1.45%

📊 Example
If salary = $50,000
Employee pays: $725
Employer pays: $725

3️⃣ Additional Medicare Tax
Applies to high-income earners.
Rate: 0.9% extra
Paid only by the employee
Thresholds:
$200,000 (single)
$250,000 (married)

4️⃣ Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)
Paid by employers to fund unemployment benefits through the United States Department of Labor.

Rate: 6% on the first $7,000 of wages
Usually reduced to 0.6% after credits.

📊 Payroll Tax Summary
Tax
Employee
Employer
Social Security
6.2%
6.2%
Medicare
1.45%
1.45%
Additional Medicare
0.9%
0%
FUTA
0%
~0.6%

🧾 Example Payroll Tax Calculation
Employee salary: $60,000
Employee pays:
Social Security = $3,720
Medicare = $870
Total employee payroll tax = $4,590
Employer pays:
Social Security = $3,720
Medicare = $870
Total employer payroll tax = $4,590

⚠️ Important Note
Payroll taxes are separate from federal income tax, but they are usually withheld together from paychecks.

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