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Business, 22.09.2019 23:30, ladybugys

You get your first paycheck and notice that a percentage of your money has gone to taxes. your employer explains that everyone has to pay taxes. why do you have to pay taxes? what would happen if you did not pay taxes? what type of taxes do you currently have to pay and why?

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