TJ PF Tax Unit Vocab (2026)
Across
- 8. dues paid for membership in our society, used to fund things like road maintenance, government programs, and national defense
- 9. a type of deduction that anyone can claim for $15,750
- 10. employers use the W-4 to determine how much to remove from your paycheck for taxes
- 12. the president who is responsible for enacting the Social Security Act in 1935
- 13. type of mandatory tax used to secure income for workers who qualify for retirement (2 words)
- 15. term used to describe a retired person choosing to collect social security after the age of 70 (2 words)
- 17. a range of income tax dollars that have different percentages used to calculate federal and state taxes (2 words)
- 19. the lowest dollar amount that an employer is allowed to pay an employee (2 words)
- 21. the amount that you get back from the government after paying too much in taxes
- 22. the federal agency that receives your 1040 forms (acronym)
- 23. an employee earns these each time that they earn $1810 in income during 3 consecutive months within one calendar year
- 25. this money is removed from gross pay so that a smaller amount of income is taxable
Down
- 1. investment earnings reported on form 1099 and listed on line 7a of the 1040 (2 words)
- 2. this form is used to prove and verify ____________________
- 3. term used to describe a retired person choosing to collect social security payments at the age of 67 (2 words)
- 4. hours worked beyond 40 hours in one week
- 5. the total earnings for an employee before any deductions or withholdings
- 6. the amount of income that is used to calculate an employee’s federal, state and FICA taxes
- 7. a type of tax structure that requires someone with higher income to pay a higher rate of tax for a portion of income
- 11. the amount of taxable income remaining after voluntary deductions (3 words)
- 14. a type of tax applied to taxable earnings
- 16. amount on your paycheck stub that is referred to as "take-home" pay; the actual amount that you can spend
- 18. term used to describe a retired person choosing to collect social security between the ages of 62 and 66 (2 words)
- 20. type of mandatory tax used to secure funds for individuals over 65 to cover healthcare expenses
- 24. this acronym is used on your paycheck stub to represent social security and medicare taxes