When you start the job, you fill out a form that tells your employer your tax filing status. They use this to estimate how much of each paycheck to send to the IRS. First, around 8% of your pay goes to insurance-type programs like Social Security.
Then you will owe both federal and state taxes based on your income. Since you're not earning much per week, your income tax could be zero. After the end of the year, you tally up the exact amount you owed, compare that to the estimate you paid, and either pay or get a refund for the difference.
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