Earning Statement Terms

2. The amount of time you worked.
4. Money taken out of your paycheck for taxes or benefits.
6. The amount of money you earn per hour.
9. A person who works for an employer and gets paid.
10. Taxes taken out of your paycheck to help pay for government programs like Social Security and Medicare.
12. The day you receive your paycheck.
13. Extra help from your job, like health insurance or retirement savings.
16. The money you take home after taxes and other money are taken out.
17. Money taken out of your pay for the national government.
18. A special number given to you by the government to keep track of your work and taxes.

1. The total amount of money you earned before any money is taken out.
3. The total amount of money earned or taken out from the start of the year until now.
5. Money taken out of your pay for your state government.
7. The person or company that gives you a job and pays you.
8. Statement A paper or online form that shows how much you earned and what money was taken out of your pay.
11. The amount of time you worked before getting paid (for example: one week or two weeks).
14. Money taken out of your pay that goes to the government.
15. The money you earn for one hour of work.