If an employee has more than one employer during the current year, the taxable wage base...
If an employee has more than one employer during the current year, the taxable wage base applies separately to each of those employers, unless one employer has transferred the business to the second.
True or False
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The given Statement is TRUE.
There are two independent Jobs. And not the same job that transfer from one owner to another owner in case transfer arises.
So taxable separately as two different jobs.
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