History of Taxes
Tax Forms & Paychecks
Types of Taxes
Fun Trivia
Uses of Taxes
100

Place and time that Taxes originated. 

What is Ancient Egypt around 3000–2800 BC?

100

The difference between gross pay and net pay is that this is the money you actually take home after taxes and deductions.

What is net pay?

100

This type of tax is most often used as a method for states and local governments to raise revenue.

What is Sales Taxes?

100

The country with the highest taxes percentage.

What is Sweden (at 76%!)?

100

Social Security tax.

What is collected for Retirement?

200

Century when "Taxes" first appeared in the English language. 

What is the 14th century?

200

This form is given to you by your employer at the end of the year and shows how much you earned and how much tax was withheld.

What is a W-2?

200

Tax paid on inherited money or property after someone passes away.

What is an estate tax?

200

The country with the lowest taxes percentage

What is Bolivia (at just 13%)?

200

Taxes that are collected to cover medical insurance for the elderly.

What is Medicare?

300

The origin of the word Taxes 

What is Taxare - Latin for "to assess"?

300

This form is filled out when you start a new job and tells the employer how much federal income tax to automatically take out of your paycheck.

What is a W-4?

300

This early form of taxation was created by William the Conqueror after 1066.

What is Property Taxes?

300

The average tax refund.

What is $2,900?

300

The children are our future.

What is Education?

400

Inventor of INCOME TAX

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

400

This common tax form is used by most taxpayers to file their annual federal income taxes with the IRS.

What is a Form 1040?

400

This kind of tax is progressive, meaning the higher the _____, the higher the rate of taxation.

What is Income?

400

The most notorious tax evader in history.

Who was Al Capone?
400

Refers to physical structures and facilities that we depend on to function as a society. This includes buildings, roads, and power supplies.

What is Infrastructure?

500

A temporary tax on incomes over $800 as an emergency measure to help finance the Civil War.

What is the Revenue Act?

500

These paycheck deductions are required to help pay for retirement income and healthcare for eligible older Americans.

What are Social Security and Medicare taxes?

500

A fee required in order to use government infrastructure, usually a road, including bridges and tunnels.

What is a Toll?

500

The Billionaire Behind the Biggest U.S. Tax Fraud Case Ever Filed.

Who is Robert Brockman?

500

Federal organization that collects taxes.

What is the Internal Revenue Service?