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workers enjoy? In some areas or states, these part time workers are called "hired hands", "migratory workers”, "day haul workers”, or thf like. Any farm worker is covered by the social security law if you pay him $150 or more in cash wages during the calendar year for farm work or if he does farm work for you on 20 or more days in a year for cashpay figured on a time basis. If you have any farm worker who meet either of these two tests, there are certain things you as the employer must do. You must keep a record of each farm worker who meets, or is expected to meet, the $150 test or the 20 day test. The record should show his name, his social security account number, and how much much wages you paid him. Take the employee tax of 3-6/8 percent out of the pay of each farm worker who meets either of these requirements, and pay it, together with the employer’s portion of the tax - 3-5/8 percent - to the District Director of Internal Rev
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