YES there is a way!!! You put the laces in the washing machine. Then for the shoes, put a little bit of bleach and soap and water on the toothbrush and scrub shoes but not in a hard way but not too soft. Make sure you have a bowl of a little bit bleach and some soap and warm water.
Three steps to calculate social security benefits. 1  First, a workerâs previous earnings are restated in terms of todayâs wages to reflect wage growth. 2  Second, earnings for the highest 35 years are averaged and divided by the number of months in 35 years to arrive at Average Indexed Monthly Earnings (AIME).
As of 2011, the Social Security tax applies to up to $106,800 of income. In this example, subtract $106,800 from $110,500 to get $3,700. Subtract the amount of the paycheck not subject to the Social Security tax, if any, from the total paycheck to find the portion you must use to calculate your Social Security payroll expenses. In this example, subtract $3,700 from $4,000 to find the Social Security tax only applies to $300 of the current paycheck. Multiply the amount of the paycheck affected by the Social Security tax by the current employer rate for the Social Security tax. As of 2011, the employer rate equals 6.2 percent. You can check the current rate on the Social Security Administration website. Finishing this example, multiply $300 by 0.062 to find your company must pay $18.60 on behalf of this employee for the Social Security payroll expense.