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W!SE Financial Literacy Test Review-Taxes
W!SE Financial Literacy Test Review-Taxes
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1
Which of the following would be a liability?
Savings account
Car loan
Stereo
Car
2
What is another name for Social Security Tax?
Medicare
FICA
State Income Tax
Federal Tax
3
Willful failure to pay taxes is defined as which of the following?
Tax evasion
Tax credit
Tax escape
Voluntary Compliance
4
Property taxes are an example of which tax category?
Progressive
Evaluative
Regressive
Proportional
5
Lunches, medical bills, personal care items, and clothing are examples of:
Fixed expenses
Variable expenses
Investments
Income
6
As your income increases, the more taxes you pay is an example of which type of tax?
Evaluative
Regressive
Progressive
Proportional
7
When the IRS sends a certified letter to you which of the following audit would this be?
Field audit
Correspondence audit
8
Which of the following is
NOT
considered a required deduction?
Social Security Tax
Federal income tax
State tax
Savings Deposit
9
Which of the following is an example of a voluntary deduction?
Federal Income Tax
State Income Tax
FICA
Health Insurance
10
A house payment and car payment are examples of:
Variable expenses
Fixed expenses
11
Definition of an asset:
Cash
Car
House
Anything of value
12
Money left to spend or save after required expenses:
Direct income
Disposable income
Reliable income
Fixed income
13
Items that are subtracted from your paycheck?
Take aways
Subtractions
Deductions
Minuses
14
Federal program that provides health ins to 65+ and under 65 with certain disabilities
FICA
Medicare
Disability
Social Security
15
A spending and savings plan based on your expected income and expenses:
Budget
Liability
Asset
16
An IRS audit that results in an IRS Agent knocking on your door for questioning?
Live Audit
Field Audit
Face-to-face Audit
Correspondence Audit
17
Gross pay refers to:
Amount you receive before employer takes out deductions
Amt you make on yearly basis
Amt owed after you've worked an hourly or salaried position
Amount you receive after your employer takes out deductions
18
As your income increases, your taxes decreases is an example of which tax:
Proportional Tax
Regressive Tax
Progressive Tax
Evaluative Tax
19
What is another name for take home pay?
Subtracted pay
Net Pay
Tax pay
Leave pay
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When the responsibility is put on us to ensure we're paying taxes and filing our returns?
Tax evasion
Tax escape
Tax credit
Voluntary compliance