The current tax law requires that the portion of social security tax paid by the employer be included in gross income by the employee, because it represents a benefit of value to be received in the future.

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The portion of Social Security tax paid by the employer is not included in the employee's gross income. This employer contribution is considered a payroll tax expense for the employer and does not count as taxable income for the employee.

The Current Tax Law Requires That the Portion of Social