Answer:
B. Social Security and Medicare.
Explanation:
The Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA) is a U.S law that was passed in 1935 to fund social security and in 1965 a portion of this tax was used to fund the government's Medicare trust fund, this tax is deducted from an employee's and employer's paycheck and it is mandatory. This social security and Medicare deductions are not used solely for the employees or employer but are put into the general fund of the government and are used to pay the retirees, widows in the state.
