**Title:** Understanding Different Tax Structures---### Match the Tax Example with the Tax Structure**1. Flat Tax on State Residents**- **Description:** This chart displays states with a flat individual income tax rate, listing states like North Carolina, Michigan, Illinois, etc., each with its respective flat tax percentage.- **Graph Details:** Each state is represented by a horizontal bar indicating its flat tax rate on residents' income.**2. Medicare Tax**- **Description:** This diagram shows the Medicare tax rate, which is a consistent 1.45% across all income levels for employees, with employers also contributing 1.45%.- **Details:** The graphic includes a summary showing the applicability of this tax to different income levels, emphasizing its proportional nature.**3. Federal Income Tax**- **Title:** Tax Year 2020 Schedule and Rates- **Description:** This table outlines the federal income tax brackets for 2020, showing different rates and income ranges for single filers and married couples filing jointly.- **Table Details:** Marginal tax rates are listed alongside income brackets, illustrating the progressive tax system where higher incomes are taxed at higher rates.**4. A Real-World Example**- **Scenario:** Illustrates a comparison between two individuals, Mary and John, with different salaries, taxable incomes, and tax payments to showcase the effects of a progressive tax system. - **Other Considerations:** Additional factors to consider when dealing with income tax calculations.### Tax Structure Key- **Progressive:** Tax rate increases as income increases.- **Regressive:** Tax rate decreases as income increases.- **Proportional:** Tax rate remains constant regardless of income. *(Participants are encouraged to match each example to the corresponding structure: Progressive, Regressive, or Proportional.)*

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