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AlekseyPX
3 years ago
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Match the personal accounts to their categories

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It is mandatory to deduct the social security, medicare and federal income taxes from the individuals paycheck. At first the federal income tax has to be deducted from the income. Secondly the social security has to be deducted, thirdly the state taxes have to be deducted and finally the medicare will be deducted.

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