Tax Structures
Federal Taxes
Credit
Unemployment
Miscellaneous
100

A type of flat tax paid at the time of purchase.

What is Sales Tax?

100

The government agency that collects money for the federal government.

What is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?

100

A form of credit, which is borrowed money.

What is a Loan?

100

What must a person be doing to qualify for unemployment benefits?

What is Actively Looking For Work?

100
The government's measure of a person's ability to fulfill their financial commitments.

What is a Credit Score?

200

Taxes removed from a paycheck, designated to the Federal government, State, or both.

What is Income Tax?

200

What each taxpayer must complete anually.

What is a Tax Return?

200

When paying back a loan, you also accrue this.

What is Interest?

200

A mandatory temporary leave of absence where the employee is expected to return to work or to be restored from a reduced work schedule.

What is a Furlough?

200

This is a good thing for a young person to have in order increase their credit score.

What is a Credit Card?

300

When the tax rate is the same for all taxpayers.

What is a Flat Tax?

300

This is designed to help retired citizens, children who have lost parents, and people with disabilities.

What is Social Security?

300

The amount of interest charged per year.

What is APR?

300

The temporary unemployment of workers moving from one job to another.

What is Frictional Unemployment?

300

These are two forms you fill out and receive back from your employer at the beginning and end of each year; they contain information about your tax withholdings and how much in taxes you have paid that year.

What are the W4 and W2? 

400

When the percentage of taxes decreases as income decreases.

What is a Regressive Tax?

400

The name for national health insurance.

What is Medicare?

400

The name for a person who assumes responsibility for the debt if you fail to repay a loan.

What is a Cosigner?

400

Unemployment resulting from an economic recession; when the economy is scaling back.

What is Cyclical Unemployment?

400

These are two less common types of taxes we have learned about.

What are Estate and Gift Taxes?

500

When a person's taxes increase as their income increases.

What is a Progressive Tax?

500

Where does the right for the government to tax come from?

What is the U.S. and State Constitutions?

500

The amount of time you are given before beginning payments on a loan.

What is the Grace Period?

500

The type of unemployment where Charlie Bucket's dad gets laid off because the toothpaste machine replaces him.

What is Structural Unemployment?

500

Two ways an individual could reduce their taxable income.

What are Exemptions and Deductions?

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