Finance Vocabulary Crossword

The amount of income used to calculate an individual's or a company's income tax due.
The rate at which a bank is willing to sell foreign currency.
A tax on sales or on the receipts from sales.
The difference between the amount a dealer sells a product for and the amount he or she paid for it.
The minimum amount a worker must be paid an hour.
Being paid every two weeks.
A comparison between two numbers (the numbers must have same units).
Amounts taken off your gross pay.
This money is deducted from your pay and is used to pay workers who become unemployed.
This money is collected by the government and is used to provide income for workers after they retire.
The rate which a trader would buy an amount of a foreign currency.
Similar to a ratio but the two numbers being compared will have different units.
Deductions collected by the government and used in funding many of the government services.
The total amount earned before deductions.
Income left after all payroll deductions have been taken from your paycheck (take home pay).
The cost per one item.
Used to show that two ratios expressed in fractional form are equal.
Paid twice a month.
A form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee.
A percent of the sale price paid to the person who makes the sale.