What are the maximum wages subject to social security and the maximum social security tax to be withheld for 2003?

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What are the maximum wages subject to social security and the maximum social security tax to be withheld for 2003?

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The maximum wages subject to social security is $87,000 for 2003 resulting in a maximum for the employee portion of social security tax of $5,394.00 (of course, there is no limit on wages subject to medicare tax). Additional information can be found at the Social Security Administration web site.

What are the maximum wages subject to social security and the maximum social security tax to be withheld for 2003?

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