Chapter 8 Regular Income Tax Exclusion From Gross Income
Across
- 10. Payments received from retirement plans, which may be excluded up to a certain amount.
- 12. Additional benefits provided by employers, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
- 13. Expenses or allowances that reduce taxable income.
- 15. Financial aid provided to individuals affected by natural disasters, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
- 17. Income earned abroad, which may be excluded up to a certain amount.
- 18. Interest earned from municipal bonds, often excluded from gross income for federal tax purposes.
- 19. Payments made to a former spouse after a divorce, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 21. The process of imposing taxes on individuals or entities by a government authority.
- 24. Payments received from life insurance policies, often excluded from gross income.
- 27. Total income received before any deductions or exclusions.
- 28. earned from the sale of certain assets, which may be excluded up to a certain amount.
- 29. Financial help provided for the care of dependents, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 30. Payments made to employees who are injured on the job, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
Down
- 1. Specific amounts of income that are excluded from taxation.
- 2. Payments or services provided to veterans, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
- 3. Compensation received due to a disability, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
- 4. Payments made for health insurance coverage, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 5. Additional advantages or payments received, often excluded from taxable income.
- 6. Additional payments made for municipal bonds, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 7. Retirement, disability, and survivor benefits provided by the Social Security Administration, sometimes excluded from taxable income.
- 8. Withdrawals from Individual Retirement Accounts, which may be excluded from gross income if certain conditions are met.
- 9. Amounts excluded from taxable income for housing expenses, such as employer-provided housing.
- 11. Income that is subject to taxation after deductions and exemptions.
- 14. Financial aid granted to students to help them pursue their education, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 16. Property or money received from someone who has died, often excluded from taxable income.
- 20. Income not subject to taxation.
- 22. Transfers of money or property given voluntarily without expecting anything in return, often excluded from taxable income.
- 23. Items or income that are included in gross income for tax purposes.
- 25. Financial aid provided for educational purposes, sometimes excluded from gross income.
- 26. Payments received for services rendered, which may be taxable or excluded depending on circumstances.