an amount of money required to be paid to the government

a type of investment

a form of insurance

a penalty for late payment

A limitation on a set of outcomes in math.

An equation that has no solutions.

A variable that can take any value.

A method to solve complex problems.

money withheld and placed into account(s) to pay for certain medical expenses, childcare, and prenatal care

a type of savings account for retirement

a government program for low-income families

a loan for purchasing a home

A federal tax for Medicare only

Another name for Social Security (taxes)

A state tax for unemployment insurance

A tax on corporate profits

the amount of taxes a person is responsible for paying

a tax refund received from the government

the total income earned by an individual

the percentage of income that is taxed

a tax on something you own (for example, land or a house)

a fee for public services provided by the government

a tax on income earned from investments

a charge for the maintenance of public roads

money withheld and placed in qualified accounts (like certain retirement accounts); taxes are not paid until the money is withdrawn

immediate tax payments on contributions made to retirement accounts

contributions that are taxed at a higher rate upon withdrawal

funds that can be accessed without any tax implications

tax rates remain constant regardless of income

tax rates decrease as income increases

tax rates increase as income increases

tax rates are the same for everyone

Employees Withholding Allowance Certificate, which directs an employer how much income tax to withhold

Tax Return Form for Self-Employed Individuals

Application for Employer Identification Number

Form for Reporting Foreign Bank Accounts

a description of your marital and family status reported when filing your income tax return

a summary of your income and expenses for the year

a record of your tax payments made throughout the year

a classification of your tax deductions based on your income level

the total income before any deductions

the amount of income you must pay taxes on (after standard or itemized deductions)

the income that is exempt from taxation

the income earned from investments only

total pay before taxes and other deductions

net pay after taxes

total deductions from salary

average pay per hour

using rules and laws to lower your taxes

illegally evading tax payments

paying taxes on time and in full

taking advantage of tax loopholes without legal backing

a tax on things you buy

a fee for services rendered

a tax on income earned

a charge for using public services

lying or deliberately omitting items on tax return (or not filing/paying)

accurately reporting all income and deductions

filing taxes on time without any errors

paying taxes in full and on time

an amount the IRS allows taxpayers to deduct from their income before computing their tax liability

a tax credit that reduces the amount of tax owed

a fee paid to the IRS for filing taxes

an additional amount added to taxable income

an amount you subtract from your tax AFTER it is calculated

a fee added to your tax before it is calculated

a percentage of your income that is taxed

a refund you receive after filing your taxes

Tax form that reports interest earned, royalties, contract work, unemployment benefits, and other non-employee income

Tax form used for reporting personal income tax

Tax form for reporting corporate profits

Tax form for reporting capital gains

a tax on your earnings

a fee for public services

a tax on property ownership

a charge for government regulations