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Achieve Miami + Morgan Stanley Fin. Lit. - The Basics of Taxes
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Financial Literacy - The Basics of Taxes
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This tax form is used to determine if individuals are eligible to work:
IT-2104
W2
1040 EZ
I-9
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Helps fund citizens for retirement, profound disabilities, & children who have lost a parent
Medicare
Social Security
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Money earned from working for pay: wages & salaries from employment
Unearned Income
Earned Income
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People who pay taxes (federal, state, county, or local levels) that live in the US.
Workers
Debters
Neighbors
Taxpayers
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A tax on purchased goods/services. Helps fund state & local governments. Varies by state.
State Income Tax
Sales Tax
Excise Tax
Property Tax
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Sum of money that a gov't mandates it's citizens to pay in order to support & provide services:
Taxes
Dues
Money
Expenses
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Fund used to pay for health care for citizens that are retired, & disabled.
Social Security
Medicare
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This tax form is filled out prior to working & used to calculate how much tax is to be withheld
I-9
1040 EZ
W-2
W-4
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Income received from sources other than employment. Ex: interest on savings/invesstments
Earned Income
Unearned Income
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A type of tax on land, homes, cars, boats, etc. Helps fund schools & other expenses:
Income Tax
Property Tax
Excise Tax
Payroll Tax
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Type of tax on earned income that supports the Social Security & Medicare programs
Sales Tax
Property Tax
Excise Tax
Payroll Tax
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This required tax form helps to file taxes & lists wages, taxes paid, FICA deductions
W-4
I-9
W-2
1040 EZ
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What's the main difference between Gross vs. Net pay?
Gross pay: without deductions and taxes, Net: pay with deductions and taxes
Net: pay without deductions and taxes, Gross: pay with deductions and taxes
Gross is your income + your 401k, Net is with your income + Roth IRA
Net is your income + your 401k, Gross is with your income + Roth IRA