While most people are working, their tax situation is fairly straightforward. They earn income from an employer, and the employer has certain taxes deducted from their paycheck. The income earned is potentially subject to several different taxes, such as federal or state income taxes, Social Security tax, Medicare tax, or local municipality earnings taxes. However, you can still do certain things, like making contributions to tax-deductible savings accounts, to potentially reduce your taxable income while working.

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