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Carla earns 137,100 from January through November 2020, before resigning to work for a new employer who pays her 3,000 for December 2020. How much FICA would be withheld on the 3,000?

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Carla earns 137,100 from January through November 2020, before resigning to work for a new employer who pays her 3,000 for December 2020. How much FICA would be withheld on the 3,000?

a. 229.50

b. 68.30

c. 169.50

d. 186.00

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