These ten charts -- previewed in our Countdown to Tax Day series -- provide context for some important tax policy issues. Our first chart reminds us why we pay taxes by showing where the money goes. Three large areas account for roughly two-thirds of the budget: health programs such as Medicare, Social Security, and defense and international security assistance. The safety net (including programs like SNAP and unemployment insurance) plus interest on the debt make up roughly another sixth.
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