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A W-4 is called _______ Allowance Certificate
Business expenses & medical expenses are _______ deductions
Another name for social security tax
You should receive your W-2 by the end of this month
You need to file your taxes by the 15th of this month
A review of your tax return by the IRS
An example of a progressive tax is the ______ tax
Individual Retirement Account
Money before any deductions
If your filling status is single you will receive a _______ deduction
Income that you must pay federal taxes on
Most common way taxes are filed
This is determined by your W-4 Form
Single, Married Filing Jointly, Married Filing Separately
Where you find your tax liability
If your total tax payments are greater than the total tax you owe
The amount of tax you must pay is called your tax ______
Federal agency responsible for collecting income tax
Income a person receives from a bank account
An S.S. 5 is an application for a _______ number
W-2 if your _____ and Tax Statement
An example of a regressive tax is the _____ tax

You are responsible to filer your taxes
Another name for social security tax
An S.S. 5 is an application for _____ number.
A W-4 is called ______ Allowance Certificate.
Who completes a W-4?
W-2 is your _______ and Tax Statement.
Who completes the W-4 Form?
You should receive your W-2 by the end of this month
You need to file your income taxes by the 15th of this month
1040 is the only tax _______ for 2018.
A tax that takes a higher % from high-income groups.
A tax that takes the same % from all income groups.
An example of a progressive tax is the _______ tax.
An example of a regressive tax is the _______ tax.
Money before any deductions.
Income a person receives from a bank account.
Federal agency responsible for collecting income tax.
Income that you must pay federal tax on.
A form you receive from the bank if you earned interest is a 1099 _______
Where you find your tax liability
Single, Married Filing Jointly, and Married Filing Separately
This is determined by your W-4 Form
The amount of tax you must pay is called your tax _______.
If your filing status is single you will receive a $12,000 _______ deduction.
Business expenses, charitable contributions, medical expenses are _______ deductions.
Most common way income taxes are filed
If your total tax payments are greater than the total tax you owe.
A review of your tax return by the IRS
Health Savings Account
Individual Retirement Account

- to be summoned by the IRS to appear in person and provide more information about your tax return
In regards to filing taxes: a deduction is the reduction of a person’s income that will be taxed and paid to the IRS. In regards to paychecks: a deduction is an amount withheld from an employee’s paycheck by the employer.
certain allowances on the salary of a worker that are free from taxation
a request for more time to file taxes; An extension must be filed by April 15th, and it gives the taxpayer six more months to file a tax return.
also called total income, is all your sources of income, including earned, unearned, and investment income
the total amount of money you earn in a paycheck before paying any taxes
any money received or earned
taxes that are placed on the income of individuals or businesses
the end results you want to achieve generally within one to five years
the US government agency in charge of tax collection and tax law enforcement
a planned and deliberate effort aimed at achieving a specific end result; Long-term goals will take five years or even a lifetime to reach
the final salary of an individual worker after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
the final salary of an individual worker after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
federal taxes deducted from a payroll to pay for programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance
takes a larger percentage of taxes from those who are in a higher income bracket and less from those in a lower income bracket
the compensation a company pays to an employee for work done, paid on a regular basis
the end results you want to achieve generally within one or two years
an amount that gets deducted from the total amount of taxes taxpayers owe the
an amount that gets deducted from the total amount of taxes taxpayers owe the government
a reduction of the income that will be taxed
the amount of earnings that is used to calculate what income tax is due

Fees charged by the government on products activities or income
Tax imposed by many states, counties and cities on purchases
A state or federal tax placed or non-essential consumer goods
Tax paid by people who own items such as homes, land, and vehicles to the city and/or country where the property is located
The amount the property is worth for tax purposes as determined by city or county assessors
What you would receive if you sold the property
Tax paid on the money one earns from working
Items that can be deducted from one's total income before taxes are assessed
Exemption for someone who cannot be claimed as a dependent by another taxplayer
Exemption for someone who relies on the taxpayer for support including food, clothing and shelter
Amount subtracted from taxable income
Money that was contributed to charities
A list of items that can be deducted from total income
The amount of income subject to income taxes
A schedule in which the tax rate rises as the amount of taxable income increases
Department within the U.S. government
government agency that collects taxes for the U.S. government
Deducted from the wage earner's gross pay by the employer and used to fund federal government programs such as Social Security and Medicare
A federal government program funded through payroll taxes
A federal government program funded through payroll taxes
An amount of money applied directly to the amount of taxes owed to the government
Special credit given to joint taxpayers with taxable income less than $110,000 annually in the amount of $1,000 for each child under age 17
a check or automatic deposit for the amount by which taxes were overpaid

to be summoned by the IRS to appear in person and provide more information about your tax return
In regards to filing taxes: a deduction is the reduction of a person’s income that will be taxed and paid to the IRS
certain allowances on the salary of a worker that are free from taxation
a request for more time to file taxes; An extension must be filed by April 15th, and it gives the taxpayer six more months to file a tax return
also called total income, is all your sources of income, including earned, unearned, and investment income
the total amount of money you earn in a paycheck before paying any taxes
any money received or earned
that are placed on the income of individuals or businesses
the end results you want to achieve generally within one to five years
the US government agency in charge of tax collection and tax law enforcement
a planned and deliberate effort aimed at achieving a specific end result; Long-term goals will take five years or even a lifetime to reach.
the final salary of an individual worker after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
the amount of money you receive in a paycheck after all taxes are deducted
federal taxes deducted from a payroll to pay for programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance
takes a larger percentage of taxes from those who are in a higher income bracket and less from those in a lower income bracket
The Second Bank of the United States was established to help get the US out of debt associated with the War of 1812

to be summoned by the IRS to appear in person and provide more information about your tax return
In regards to filing taxes: a deduction is the reduction of a person’s income that will be taxed and paid to the IRS. In regards to paychecks: a deduction is an amount withheld from an employee’s paycheck by the employer. This money goes to federal and state taxes and social insurance programs such as Medicare, for example.
certain allowances on the salary of a worker that are free from taxation
a request for more time to file taxes; An extension must be filed by April 15th, and it gives the taxpayer six more months to file a tax return
also called total income, is all your sources of income, including earned, unearned, and investment income
the total amount of money you earn in a paycheck before paying any taxes
any money received or earned
taxes that are placed on the income of individuals or businesses
the end results you want to achieve generally within one to five years
the US government agency in charge of tax collection and tax law enforcement
a planned and deliberate effort aimed at achieving a specific end result; Long-term goals will take five years or even a lifetime to reach
the final salary of an individual worker after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
the amount of money you receive in a paycheck after all taxes are deducted
federal taxes deducted from a payroll to pay for programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance
takes a larger percentage of taxes from those who are in a higher income bracket and less from those in a lower income bracket
a tax that is the same amount for everyone, however, it typically burdens the lower income bracket by taking a larger percentage of their available income
the financial preparation someone does prior to retirement; planning includes considering how much money will be needed upon retirement, and how to make sure that money is available
the compensation a company pays to an employee for work done, paid on a regular basis
a percentage of the prices of items purchased; collected by retailers and some service providers
the end results you want to achieve generally within one or two years
a tax withheld from your pay when you receive a paycheck; This tax is paid to the state
an amount that gets deducted from the total amount of taxes taxpayers owe the government
a reduction of the income that will be taxed
a standard form where taxpayers report their annual personal income and specify applicable deductions and exemptions in order to determine tax liability
the amount of earnings that is used to calculate what income tax is due
financial charges governments make upon citizens; These financial charges fund public goods and services
any person or organization who pays taxes or is liable for taxation
- also called Wage and Tax Statement; used to report wages paid to employees and the taxes withheld from them
a form completed by an employee to indicate his or her tax situation to the employer

To be summoned by the IRS to appear in person and provideinformnation about your tax return
In regards to filing taxes: a deduction is the reduction of a person’s income that will be taxed and paid to the IRS. In regards to paychecks: a deduction is an amount withheld from an employee’s paycheck by the employer. This money goes to federal and state taxes and social insurance programs such as Medicare, for example.
certain allowances on the salary of a worker that are free from taxation
a request for more time to file taxes; An extension must be filed by April 15th, and it gives the taxpayer six more months to file a tax return.
also called total income, is all your sources of income, including earned, unearned, and investment income
the total amount of money you earn in a paycheck before paying any taxes
any money received or earned
taxes that are placed on the income of individuals or businesses
the end results you want to achieve generally within one to five years
the US government agency in charge of tax collection and tax law enforcement
a planned and deliberate effort aimed at achieving a specific end result; Long-term goals will take five years or even a lifetime to reach.
the final salary of an individual worker after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
the amount of money you receive in a paycheck after all taxes are deducted
federal taxes deducted from a payroll to pay for programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment insurance
- takes a larger percentage of taxes from those who are in a higher income bracket and less from those in a lower income bracket
a tax that is the same amount for everyone, however, it typically burdens the lower income bracket by taking a larger percentage of their available income
the financial preparation someone does prior to retirement; planning includes considering how much money will be needed upon retirement, and how to make sure that money is available
the compensation a company pays to an employee for work done, paid on a regular basis
a percentage of the prices of items purchased; collected by retailers and some service providers
the end results you want to achieve generally within one or two years
a tax withheld from your pay when you receive a paycheck; This tax is paid to the state.
an amount that gets deducted from the total amount of taxes taxpayers owe the government
a reduction of the income that will be taxed
a standard form where taxpayers report their annual personal income and specify applicable deductions and exemptions in order to determine tax liability
the amount of earnings that is used to calculate what income tax is due
financial charges governments make upon citizens; These financial charges fund public goods and services.
any person or organization who pays taxes or is liable for taxation
also called Wage and Tax Statement; used to report wages paid to employees and the taxes withheld from them
a form completed by an employee to indicate his or her tax situation to the employer

Money in this country is collected from citizens and redistributed according to priorities determined by _________.
Money collected by the government from various sources is known as _________.
A tax that increases in proportion to increases in income is known as a(n) _________
Money earned by individuals that is subject to taxation is called _________ income.
In order to avoid itemizing deductions, a person may elect to take the _________, which is a flat amount.
Money paid to a former spouse (which is taxable income) for that person’s support
Money paid to a former spouse (which is not taxable income) for the support of dependent children is called _________.
Expenses that can be subtracted from gross income.
8. The amount remaining when adjustments are subtracted from gross income is called _________.
When all sources of taxable income are added together, the total is called _________ income.
An amount that can be subtracted from your income for each person who depends on your income to live.
A(n) _________ tax allows a higher-income person to pay a lower percentage of income in taxes than a lower-income person.
To intentionally fail to pay taxes owed is to commit a serious crime called _________.
A tax system that is based on _________ requires all citizens to be responsible for preparing and filing their tax returns on time and paying taxes due.
A type of tax for which the rate stays the same regardless of income.
A(n) _________ is an amount subtracted directly from tax owed.
An administrative agency of the federal government that collects taxes and enforces tax laws.
An examination of tax returns by the IRS.

To be summoned by the IRS to appear in person and provide more information about your tax return
In regards to filling taxes; a deduction is the reduction of a person's income that will be taxed and paid to the IRS. In regards to paychecks: a deduction is an amount withheld from an employee's paycheck by the employer. This money goes to federal and state taxes and social insurance programs such as medicare, for example.
Certain allowances on the salary of a worker that are free from taxation
A request for more time to file taxes; an extension must be filed by April 15th, and it gives the taxpayer six more months to file a tax return
Also called total income, is all yours sources of income, including earned, unearned, and investment income
The total amount of money you earn in a paycheck before paying any taxes
Any money received or earned
Taxes that are placed on the income of individuals or businesses
The end results you want to achieve generally within one or two years.
The US government agency in charge of tax collection and tax law enforcement
A planned and deliberate effort aimed at achieving a specific end result; long -term goals will take five years or each even a lifetime to reach
The final salary of an individual workers after all taxes and deductions are subtracted
The amount of money you receive in a paycheck after all taxes are deducted
Federal taxes deducted from a payroll to pay for programs such as social security, medicare, and unemployment insurance
Take a larger Percentage of taxes from those who are in a higher income bracket and less from those in a lower income bracket
The financial preparation someone does prior to retirement; planning includes considering how much money will be needed upon retirement, and how to make sure that money is available
The compensation a company pays to an employee for work done, paid on a regular basis
A percentage of the prices of items purchased; collected by retailers and some service providers
The end results you want to achieve generally within one or two years
A tax withheld from your pay when you receive a paycheck; this tax is paid to the state
An amount that gets deducted from the total amount of taxes taxpayers owe the government
A reduction of the income that will be taxed
A standard from where taxpayers report their annual personal income and specify applicable deductions and exemption in in order to determine tax liability
The amount of earnings that is used to calculate what income tax is due
A tax that is the same amount of everyone, however,it typically burdens the lower income bracket by taking a large percentage of their available income
Any person or organization who pays taxes or is liable for taxation
Also called wage and tax statement; used to report wages paid to employees and the taxes withheld from them
A form completed by an employee to indicate his or hers tax situation to the employer