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9-29. westway company pays suzie chan $3,000 per week. by the end of week 52, how much did westway deduct for suzie's social security and medicare for the year? assume social security is 6.2% on $128,400 and 1.45% for medicare. what state and federal unemployment taxes does westway pay on suzie's yearly salary? the state unemployment rate is 5.1%. futa is .6%. lu 9-2(1, 2)

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