Income and Tax

2. Money charged for a service (for example, tutoring or coaching).
4. Lowest wage set by the government
8. Certificates or skills that show what a person is trained or able to do.
10. Money earned with little ongoing work after it is set up.
13. Money a person or business receives, usually for work, selling goods, or investments.
14. Payments made to someone for using something they created, like music or books.
15. Money paid to shareholders from a company’s profits.
17. A tax system where people who earn more pay a higher percentage of tax.
18. Money paid for the use of property, land, or equipment.
19. Interest earned on the original amount and on interest already added.

1. Extra money earned for working more than normal working hours, usually paid at a higher rate than regular wages.
3. The income necessary to provide workers and their families with the basic necessities of life
5. Money paid to a worker based on the hours they work.
6. Money paid to the government to help fund public services.
7. Money earned based on sales made, usually a percentage of the sale.
9. Money received without having to work for it or pay it back.
11. A fixed amount of money paid regularly, usually weekly, fortnightly, or yearly.
12. Wages are paid by the ....
16. Extra money earned from saving or paid when borrowing money.