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- 3. Getting money back when you're unhappy with a purchase.
- 7. Type of bank account where you can put your money and earn some interest on it. It's a safe place to keep your money and it's easy to access whenever you need it. It's like a little home for your money!
- 8. The money world points to the taxes that companies have to pay, a hint at the part of their earnings set aside for the government.
- 9. What's a five-letter word for examining financial records for accuracy?
- 10. You could use this as a successful shopping day when tax rates are reduced or even eliminated. It's a great opportunity to save money while shopping!
- 12. A term describing endeavors that bring in gains and positive returns, making every effort worthwhile."
- 13. What do you get after you make a purchase at the store?
- 15. What do you call the money you receive for doing a job?
- 16. This financial tax term refers to levies imposed directly on income, assets, and transactions without any intermediary - a clear-cut approach to taxation.
- 17. What type of tax is imposed on the production or sale of certain goods for alcohol and cigarettes?
- 18. is a person or entity that is subject to taxation by the government. It's basically anyone who has to pay taxes!
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- 1. heavy load of taxes someone has to deal with – it's like the weight of your financial responsibilities.
- 2. Secret hideaway for your money, a term that signals a legal strategy to minimize taxes and keep more of your hard-earned cash.
- 4. Term depicting ventures or actions that fail to yield gains, signaling a lack of success and financial disadvantage.
- 5. When you need cash, go to the place where you can use your card to take out money from your bank account. How do you call it?
- 6. The term refers to a shared contribution, indicating a tax aimed at promoting unity and support for social causes.
- 11. What happens when you spend more money than you have in your bank account?
- 14. shifting money seamlessly from one account to another, making transactions a breeze.
- 15. This financial term measures how much you've gained or lost on an investment. It's like a scorecard for your money moves! Three letters.
- 19. A machine you can use to withdraw cash, check your balance, and sometimes even deposit money.