Answer:
Federal taxes
Social Security
State health insurance - Medicare
Step-by-step explanation:
Federal taxes: each person pays a different amount of federal taxes, specific to their income.
Social Security: You are legally obligated to contribute to Social Security, which is the program of benefits for retirees, people with disabilities and survivors, such as a wife or a child, of those who contribute to social security, in the United States.
Medicare: This is another legally mandatory deduction that appears under the FICA title. This amount goes to Medicare, which is the American health insurance program for retirees. The mandatory contribution is 1.45% of gross salary (minus deductions from health care premiums before taxes)