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M3 L1 Vocab

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fees that the government requites people to pa in order to live and work in their state and the USA.

a)

Taxes

b)

Income tax

c)

Legal Fees

d)

Hotdog Fees

2.

A person who pays taxes to federal, state, city, county and/or town governments.

a)

Dog Payer

b)

Tax Payer

c)

Useless Payer

d)

A Dependent

3.

A group of people working together for a common good.

a)

The IRS

b)

Team

c)

A Cult

d)

Community

4.

A person who relies on another person, usually a family member for financial support.

a)

Tennis Player

b)

Dependent

c)

Independent

d)

Tax Payer

5.

Money you earn from a job or get from another source over a period of time.

a)

Tax

b)

Outcome

c)

Income

d)

Paper Money

6.

A tax that a person pays o his/hers earned or unearned income.

a)

Negative Income

b)

Gold

c)

Income Tax

d)

Outcome Tax

7.

Money earned from working.

a)

Money

b)

Silver

c)

Bronze Ingots

d)

Earned Income

8.

Money earned from sources other that working.

a)

Unearned Income

b)

J.G. Wentworth

c)

Income Tax

d)

Sales Tax

9.

A federal agency that collects taxes for the US government.

a)

The WWE

b)

IRS

c)

Tax Community

d)

NC Department of Revenue

10.

A state agency responsible for collecting taxes for the state of North Carolina.

a)

Well's Fargo

b)

IRS

c)

State employee Credit Union

d)

NC Department of Revenue

11.

Your federal income tax plus your state income tax that you pay each year.

a)

Crypto Tax

b)

Total Income Tax

c)

Outcome Tax

d)

W-2 Form

12.
  1. A form required to be completed when you get a job.  This form is usually completed on your first day of work.

a)

WWE

b)

W-2 Form

c)

W-7

d)

W-4 Form

13.
  1. Date you must file your federal and state income taxes by.

a)

January 23rd

b)

October 13th

c)

April 15th

d)

April Fools

14.
  1. Date you should receive your W-2 Form by from your employer so you can complete your tax return.

a)

July 5th

b)

January 31st

c)

December 25th

d)

Christmas

15.
  1. Shows how much money you made and how much you paid in taxes from the previous year.

a)

W-4 Form

b)

W-23 Form

c)

W-2 Form

d)

File Form Farm