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Why are my wages still in 2003?

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  1. Because Dairy Queen hasn't kept wages up with inflation.  

    Get an education and find a new job.


  2. because you probaly voted repub

  3. Because your boss forgot to get a new calendar 5 years ago and still hasn't noticed.

  4. Your wages are in 2003?? Wow, the government must be slipping; they want us all in 1960!

  5. SEP participants may also be required to earn at least $450 (for 2003) to make salary reduction contributions. Employees are generally permitted to contribute the lesser of $12,000 or 25 percent of compensation (up to $200,000) in 2003. Employees 50 and older may make an additional catch-up contribution of $2,000 in 2003. That amount increases in $1,000 increments until the limit of $5,000 is reached in 2006.

    Beginning in 1997, employers can set up another type of plan which allows salary reduction contributions, a SIMPLE IRA.

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