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    Employers Often Withhold Federal Income Taxes Directly from Workers' Paychecks
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Employers Often Withhold Federal Income Taxes Directly from Workers' Paychecks

Question 111

Question 111

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Employers often withhold federal income taxes directly from workers' paychecks. This is an example of which principle in practice?


A) Convenience
B) Certainty
C) Economy
D) Equity
E) None of the choices are correct

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