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Statutory deductions refer to mandatory amounts that employers are required by law to withhold from employees' wages. These deductions typically include taxes (such as income tax and Social Security contributions), unemployment insurance, and other government-mandated withholdings. The purpose of statutory deductions is to ensure compliance with tax laws and to fund public services and social programs. Failure to make these deductions can result in legal penalties for employers.

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