Taxes
Total amount of tax owed
What is Tax liability
The amount of income left after taxes and other deductions
what is take home pay
A one or two page summary of your credentials
What is a Resume
What you give up to get something in return
what is opportunity cost
Any item of value that you own
What is assets
The tax on wages, salaries and self-employed earning
What is income tax?
Financial value is owning a business or property to make passive income?
What is financial freedom
A personal letter
what is cover letter
To be the first to solve a problem or work situation
what is taking Initiative
Debts that you owe
What is liabilities
Is an amount of money that can be subtracted directly from taxes you owe
What is a tax credit?
A form that lets employers know how much tax to withhold from an employee's paycheck
What is W-4?
It's your first impression on people and or employees
what is body language
Finishing your work on time, positive attitude, teamwork, and communication
what is appropriate work behaviors
setting your financial goals, estimating your income, budgeting for unexpected expenses, budgeting for variable expenses, recording what you spend, and reviewing spending and saving patterns.
what is steps for preparing a budget
A deduction from adjusted income for the taxpayer
What is an exemption?
The things that are most important to you when it comes to money and investing
What is financial values?
It tells employers why it would be worthwhile to interview you, and tells employers why you are interested in the job
what is the purpose of a cover letter
Being late to work, turning in assignments late, and poor manners
what is inappropriate work behaviors
What is carefully planned and related to your goals, practical, flexible, and easily accessible
What is Good budget?
Calculate 7 percent annual interest on $500 for 1 year
what is 35 dollars
Calculate 5 percent annual interest on $2000 for 2 years.
what is 200 dollars
It provides employers an overview of the contributions you can make
what is resume used for
To help someone understand what they did wrong and give them advise to fix it.
What is constructive criticism
Taxes, Credit card, unpaid bills, insurance premiums
What are examples of Liabilities?