Taxes
Tax Categories
Types of Tax Systems
More Taxes
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A tax collected based on a taxpayers taxable income.

What is Income Taxes?

100

Unmarried taxpayers category.

What is Single?

100

A tax that is the same percentage or rate for everyone (sales tax, for example).

What is a Flat Tax?

100

The organization who works directly with tax payers to collect taxes on behalf of the United States government.

What is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?

200

Who tax money comes from.

Who is Taxpayers?

200

Married people who fill out ONE tax return together.

What is Married Filing Jointly?

200

Free Points

Whoop Whoop

200

An actual person who illegally "got around" taxes.

Who is Al Capone, Martha Stewart, et cetera?

300

The money you are legally required to pay the government for it's services.

What is Tax?

300

Married people who file two separate tax returns.

What is Married Filing Separately?

300

A tax that INCREASES as income increases.

What is a Progressive Tax?

300

Big equations composed of many equations that we mathematically utilize to calculate income taxes (and many other things such as phone bills).

What are Piecewise Functions?

400

A tax collected based on the value of the property that you own.

What is Property Tax?

400

A special filing status for certain unmarried taxpayers who support people in addition to supporting themselves.

What is Head of Household?

400

A chart that shows which tax percent goes with what income level.  

What is a Tax Bracket or Tax Schedule?

400

Illegally "getting around" taxes.

What is Tax Evasion?

500

Your income after deductions and pre-tax monies have been taken out.

What is Taxable Income?

500

A widow or widower filing taxes that meets certain qualifications outlined by the IRS.

What is a Qualifying Widow(er)?

500

A tax that DECREASES as income increases.

What is Regressive Tax?

500

Legally "getting around" taxes.

What is Tax Avoidance?

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