WorksheetsChapter 10 Lesson 5 - Period 4 Ramsey Classroom Homework :)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is a tax that is based on the market value of owned assets?
Wealth Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Inheritance Tax
Gift Tax
What are taxes paid by anyone who owns property, such as land, a home, or commercial real estate?
Capital Gains Tax
Property Tax
Inheritance Tax
State tax
What is the difference between inheritance tax and estate tax?
Inheritance tax is a tax that the state gives you based on the assets you received from the deceased related to you, while estate tax involves property owner rights and property transfer rights to others.
I'm not sure I didn't pay attention.
One deals with inheritance and gift, while the other involves estates and property and additionally taxes.
There is no difference, both of them are closely related and encompass the same idea.
What is a tax on any asset that exceeds the yearly amount you can transfer to another person without compensation of equal value
Inheritance Tax
Income tax
Transfer tax
Gift Tax
Who does property tax go to and what is it used for?
Property tax goes to the state government and is used to pay the white house employees.
It goes to the International Revenue Service (IRS) and is used to fund those who don't pay their taxes
Property tax is payed to the government and is used to pay for schools, roads, parks, and other amenities.
Property tax is used to pay the losses on properties inherited
True or False: Wealth Tax is a special fee payed by the wealthy based off of the worth of their liabilities
True
False
What is the aim of wealth tax?
It aims to make those of a higher class wealthier and those of the lower class more in poverty.
It helps increase investment in governmental programs and services.
It helps create equality and decrease the gap between the poor and the wealthy.
It helps the government increase the cost of stocks.
What are the 3 reasons for Higher Wealth Taxes?
Generate Revenue
Attract Investment
Promote Equity
Address Social needs
Is there variability of wealth tax by state?
Yes
No
What are some mentioned ways of paying less tax?
Deferring Income
Diverting income
Grouping
Accelerating Income
Taking Required Minimum Distributions
What is Bunching?
Intentionally selling assets at a loss and at once to minimize tax liabilities.
Bringing forward money to receive in current tax years.
Withdrawing a specified amount from a savings amount to reduce tax burdens.
Paying deductible expenses at once to achieve financial efficiency.
Do you have to pay extra taxes on transferring or giving investments? like stocks or real estate? (be specific in your answer)
Yes, and you can risk increasing your income taxes by 5%
No, and you can reduce your income taxes by up to 30%
What is one way you can help your family avoid taxes when they inherit your belongings?
You can pay off all your estate and inheritance taxes.
This can be done by including charities in your will or insurance plan.
Hire a tax professional and a lawyer to fill-out your tax return forms and evade this taxes.
Put these belongings in your will
What percentage of healthcare premiums can be deducted by those who are self employed?
10%
50%
20%
100%
What were some of the types of taxes that were gone through this lesson and their life deductions and costs?
IRA Contributions,
medical expenses & their possible deduction, property tax
Gasoline tax, payroll taxes, medicare tax, unemployment tax, and tax rackets.
Consumption tax, Capitation tax, governmental policy associated taxes, Gas Guzzler tax.
Sales tax, local taxes, Corporate tax, Transfer tax, Progressive tax, double taxation and their risks associated.
