Across
- 3. The portion of your earnings that is automatically taken out to pay federal income taxes.
- 4. A business model where ownership and responsibilities are shared by two or more individuals.
- 6. What is the strategy or activity involved in promoting and selling products or services?
- 8. The least amount of money you can legally be paid per hour of work.
- 12. This document is crucial for legally starting your own company
- 14. The total earnings before any deductions like taxes or insurance.
- 16. The amount left in your paycheck after all deductions, like taxes, have been taken out.
- 17. This business type is owned and managed by one person who may or may not hire others.
- 18. What happens when jobs are lost due to company closure, relocation, or lack of work?
Down
- 1. A person who takes the initiative and risk to start and manage a new business venture.
- 2. This type of business structure can limit personal liability for its owners.
- 5. Individuals or companies hired on a temporary basis to perform specific tasks for a larger project.
- 7. What do you face when multiple businesses aim to attract the same customers?
- 9. A document summarizing your qualifications and experience when applying for jobs.
- 10. What is the term for the money you can spend freely after covering all necessary expenses?
- 11. A deduction from your paycheck that contributes to a national healthcare program for the elderly.
- 13. This payroll deduction contributes to a federal program that provides benefits for retirees and disabled workers.
- 15. This modern economy allows people to earn money by performing short-term, flexible jobs, often through apps.
- 19. Who are the people that work for a company in exchange for wages or salary?