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Page 1: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness.

Pay

Page 2: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

_____ collected are used to provide education and public

services.

Taxes

Page 3: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

You must use Form ____ if your taxable income exceeds

$100,000.

1040A

Page 4: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

In a graduated tax system, tax rates ______ as income

increases.

Increase

Page 5: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

A person who lives with you and receives support from you

is called a/an _________.

Dependent

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You must ____ a tax return to receive a refund of taxes withheld unnecessarily.

File

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To itemize deductions, you must use the Long Form ______.

1040 (Schedule A)

Page 8: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Each ________ claimed by a taxpayer reduces total tax

liability.

Exemption

Page 9: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Taxpayers should not itemize unless their deductions

exceed the ______ deduction.

Standard

Page 10: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Taxes based on the ability to pay is called __________.

Progressive

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______ taxes are based on a flat rate that does not change

according to income level.

Proportional

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You can not itemize deductions on Form _____.

1040 EZ

Page 13: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Use of a tax ______ does not absolve one from an error on

your tax return.

Preparer

Page 14: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The sole function of the _____ is to collect income taxes and

to enforce tax laws.

Internal Revenue Service

(IRS)

Page 15: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The power to levy taxes rests with ______.

Congress

Page 16: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Worker’s compensation and unemployment compensation

are _______.

Taxable

Page 17: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Which of the following is not a taxable income:

Wages, Tips, Salaries, Alimony, Child Support

Child Support

Page 18: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

By designating $3 to the Presidential Election

Campaign Fund, you do not increase your ______.

Liability

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In the U.S., responsibility for paying income taxes rests with

the ________.

Individual

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Tax ____ is a serious crime punishable by a fine or imprisonment or both.

Evasion

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If you have many deductions, it’s a good idea to ______ instead of

taking the standard deduction.

Itemize

Page 22: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The largest source of government income in the

U.S. is _______

Income Taxes

Page 23: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Which of the following people must sign a tax return?The Tax Payer

The Tax Payer’s SpouseThe Person Who Prepared the Return

All of them

Page 24: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The income tax is an example of which type of tax:

ProgressiveProportionalRegressive

Excise

Progressive

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Sales tax is an example of which type of tax?ProgressiveProportionalRegressive

Excise

Regressive

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Property tax is an example of which type of tax?

ProgressiveProportionalRegressive

Excise

Proportional

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As taxable income increase, income tax rates _____.

Decrease

Page 28: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

The first income tax became necessary during what war?

War of 1812

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You must file your income tax returns no later than _____.

April 15

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An examination of tax returns by the IRS is called an ______.

Audit

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Definitions:

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A person who can be claimed as an exemption by a tax payer.

Dependent

Page 33: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

A type of income that must be claimed on a Form 1040.

Alimony

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Taxes that increase in proportion to income

Progressive

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A type of income received that is not taxable.

Child Support

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Taxes for which the rate remains constant, regardless

of the amount of income

Proportional

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Money collected by the government through taxes.

Revenue

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The type of tax that requires those who can least afford it to pay the most in proportion to

their income.

Regressive

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Willful failure to file and pay taxes.

Tax Evasion

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An amount you may subtract from your income for each

person who depends on your income to live.

Exemption

Page 41: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

A person who can be claimed as an exemption by a taxpayer

Dependent

Page 42: The “ability to ___ principle” is an accepted principle of tax fairness. Pay

Income ranges where the more you make the higher the

tax rate you pay

Tax Brackets

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To list allowable expenses on your tax returns.

Itemize

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