Tax Vocab.
Sources of Tax Revenue
Tax Appropriation
Tax Documents
Deductions & Credits
100

 A tax based on how much you earn.

What is income tax?

100

The majority of federal revenue comes from these.

What are individual and corporate income taxes?

100

Currency.

What is money?

100

You should fill out a W-4 when you start one of these.

What is a new job?

100

$13,850 in 2023

What is the standard deduction?

200

Total pay before taxes and deductions are taken out.

What is gross income?

200

Property tax by another name.

What is excise tax?

200

The largest percentage of our federal taxes are used to pay for these.

What are medical programs (Medicare/Medicaid)?

200

Form 1040 is used for this.

What is a federal income tax return?

200

The amount of money that taxpayers can subtract, dollar for dollar, from the income taxes they owe.

What is a tax credit?

300

If you pay for Student loans, Mortgage or even dental and medical expenses, than you pay ___.

What are tax deductions?

300

These ranges of income and tax are used to determine your federal income tax bill.

What are tax brackets?

300

Federal income taxes are typically due on this date.

What is April 15th?

300

A W-4 tells your employer this.

What is the correct amount of federal tax to withhold?

300

Common deductions found on your pay check.

What are Pre-Tax deductions?

400

Ordinary and necessary costs incurred to operate your business.

What are business expenses?

400

This is your tax bracket if you have a taxable income of $100,000 a year.

What is 24%?

400

Taxes are collected by this agency of the federal government.

What is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?

400

A type of tax where everyone pays the same percentage of their income.

What is a flat tax?

400

Families with children can usually claim this tax credit for each dependent child.

What is the Child Tax Credit?

500

If you pay for childcare and/or school, you are eligible for ___ ___

What are tax credits?

500

These earnings are taxed at either 0%, 15%, or 20%.

What are Capital Gains?

500

$663 billion will be spent by the federal government this year to pay for this expense.

What is interest on the national debt?
500

A sales tax is an example of this.

What is a regressive tax?

500

These expenses, like charitable donations or medical expenses, can be deducted from your taxable income.

What are Itemized Deductions?

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