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You hire a new employee for $40,000 salary. You the employer will pay 6.2% social security tax, Medicare tax 1.655, and workman's compensation insurance of 1%. How much will this employee cost the company per year, a) $40,000 b) $41,738 c) $42,480 d) $43,540

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