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Tax Forms and Information

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What tax form do you fill out when you get hired on at a new job?

a)

W-2

b)

W-4

c)

WD40

d)

1040EZ

2.

When is tax season?

a)

September-December

b)

July-October

c)

November-March

d)

January-April

3.

What do credits do in regards to your taxes?

a)

Credits add taxable amounts on to your income.

b)

Credits directly reduce the amount of taxes you owe.

c)

Credits give you cash immediately when you file them.

d)

Credits take away all federal withholdings from your taxes.

4.

What form does your employer give you at the beginning of tax season?

a)

1040

b)

1099W

c)

W-2

d)

Credit Card

5.

What tax form can you get from you college or university?

a)

1098-T

b)

WD40

c)

1865-F

d)

625-B

6.

What do deductions do in regards to your taxes?

a)

Deductions multiply the amount of pay by 6 each paycheck you get.

b)

Deductions are found by dividing your gross income by your net income.

c)

Deductions are another word for fines.

d)

Deductions reduce the income that you actually have to pay taxes on.

7.

Why do you fill out a 1040 or a 1040EZ?

a)

To let the tax professional know you are serious.

b)

To make sure that you have correctly filed your taxes.

c)

To report all of your credits and deductions on your taxes.

d)

To give your employer your tax information.

8.

What does IRS stand for?

a)

Intergalactic Reporting Station

b)

Internal Revenue Service

c)

International Rescue Supplies

d)

Imaginary Radiation Seeker

9.

What are some examples of taxes that can be withheld on your paycheck?

a)

Federal income tax, social security tax, medicare tax

b)

Insurance tax, chicken tax, and horses tax

c)

Health wind tax, local charity tax, state tax

d)

Sales tax, technology tax, paper tax

10.

How can you file your taxes?

a)

Through the school

b)

Through your church

c)

Through a tax agent or online.

d)

Through your doctor

11.

At what age can you start drawing from your Social Security?

a)

21

b)

65

c)

80

d)

18

12.

How many times a year do you fill out your taxes?

a)

Once

b)

Twice

c)

Monthly

d)

Bi-Weekly

13.
What statement defines gross income?
a)
Gross income is the amount of income after taxes are paid.
b)
Gross income is the amount of taxes paid.
c)
Gross income is the amount of income before taxes are paid
d)
Gross income is the amount of income of buying goods and services
14.
The money that goes into your pocket after taxes.
a)
Net pay
b)
Medicare
c)
Social Security
d)
Graduated income tax
15.

What does it mean to claim a dependent on your taxes?

a)

a dog or cat that lives rent free in your home.

b)

a person who relies on someone else financially (i.e. children or the elderly)

c)

a person who is completely independent but lives under your roof.

d)

that you want to adopt the dependent you are claiming.