Financial maths vocabulary
Across
- 3. A fixed regular payment to secure someone’s services, often with additional pay for extra work.
- 6. Extra pay given on top of normal wages when annual leave is taken, often a percentage of wage or salary.
- 10. Higher rates of pay for work done at unusual times, such as weekends or public holidays.
- 11. Work performed outside normal working hours, usually paid at a higher rate.
- 13. Payments made to authors, artists, or inventors based on sales or use of their work.
- 14. Total earnings before any taxes or deductions are taken out.
Down
- 1. Payment based on a percentage of sales or business generated.
- 2. A fixed regular payment, typically paid monthly or fortnightly, regardless of hours worked.
- 4. The portion of income that is subject to tax after allowable deductions.
- 5. The money received from work, investments, or other sources.
- 7. The amount of income left after taxes and deductions have been taken out (take-home pay).
- 8. A regular payment, usually calculated by the hour, day, or week, paid by an employer to an employee.
- 9. Amounts subtracted from gross income, such as tax, superannuation, or union fees.
- 12. Pay based on the number of items made or tasks completed, rather than time worked.