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Wealth Taxes

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT considered a Wealth Tax?

a)

Sales Tax

b)

Property Tax

c)

Inheritance Tax

d)

Estate Tax

2.

What type of tax is levied on the increase in value of an asset when it is sold?

a)

Property Tax

b)

Inheritance Tax

c)

Capital Gains Tax

d)

Gift Tax

3.

What are property taxes typically a source of revenue for?

a)

Federal governments

b)

Local governments

c)

Non-profit organizations

d)

International trade

4.

What is a proper measure of a city's ability to generate wealth?

a)

The number of schools in the area

b)

The number of parks in the area

c)

The number of houses and businesses they have

d)

The number of public transportation options

5.

What do property taxes apply to?

a)

Vehicles and machinery only

b)

Houses, land, and business properties

c)

Imported goods and services

d)

Income and sales

6.

What is an Inheritance Tax?

a)

A tax on the total value of a deceased person's money and property

b)

A tax that you pay on an asset that you inherit from a deceased person

c)

A tax imposed on the transfer of property during a person's life

d)

A tax levied on the sale of an inherited property

7.

What is another name for the Estate Tax?

a)

Inheritance Levy

b)

Death Duty

c)

Death Tax

d)

Succession Tax

8.

Who is responsible for paying the Estate Tax?

a)

The person who inherits the estate

b)

The estate of the deceased person

c)

The government

d)

The executor of the will

9.

How can the amount of capital gains tax you pay be impacted?

a)

By the color of the asset.

b)

By the location where the asset was sold.

c)

By how long you held on to the investment.

d)

By the name of the investment.

10.

What happens to the capital gains tax you have to pay the longer you hang on to an investment?

a)

It increases.

b)

It stays the same.

c)

It becomes exempt after a certain period.

d)

It decreases.

11.

What does the IRS consider a "gift"?

a)

A transfer of cash or property with something of equal value in return

b)

A transfer of cash or property in which the donor doesn't receive something of equal value in return

c)

A transfer of cash or property that is always taxable

d)

A transfer of cash or property between family members only

12.

When does the gift tax kick in?

a)

On all gifts regardless of value

b)

Only on gifts valued at exactly $15,000

c)

On gifts of or valued at over $15,000-$20,000

d)

On gifts valued under $10,000