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Payroll Taxes
Taxes imposed on employers and/or employees, and are based on the salary or wages of the employee.
Payroll Tax
Contributions demanded from either employees or employers, frequently calculated based on the salaries that staff are awarded by their employers.
Personal Income Tax
A tax levied on an individual's total personal income, taking into account wages, salaries, and other sources of income.
Federal Government Spending
Expenditures by the federal government on goods, services, and obligations, including defense, welfare, and public works.
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