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- 5. Insurance program for retired or unemployed people.
- 6. Taxpayer's annual statement of income that allows authorities to determine tax liability.
- 8. Places a higher percentage rate of taxation on high-income people.
- 14. Shows how a country's total GDP is distributed amongst its population.
- 16. Authorized each year.
- 18. U.S. federal payroll tax for Social Security and Medicare.
- 20. A form of wealth—such as income, property, goods, or services—that is subject to taxes.
- 21. A mandatory payment to a government.
- 26. Federal income tax withheld from an employee's paycheck.
- 29. Required by law.
- 30. Payments sent by the government.
- 33. A tax on the transfer of property from one individual to another.
- 34. Income in which the government can impose taxes.
- 35. A transfer payment from the federal government for a specific purpose.
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- 1. The use of taxes to influence economic behavior.
- 2. A sum of money devoted for a specific purpose.
- 3. A 12-month period for which an organization plans its expenditures.
- 4. Based on the value of goods or services at the time of sale.
- 7. Tax imposed on money sent from a corporation to its shareholders.
- 9. A government medical insurance program for low-income people.
- 10. Federal Health Insurance program for people 65 or older.
- 11. Takes the same percentage of income from all taxpayers.
- 12. Based on the value of an individual’s or a business’s assets.
- 13. Takes a larger percentage of income from low-income people.
- 15. A tax levy on the property that has died.
- 17. A high tax placed on certain goods to discourage consumption.
- 19. Authority responsible for collecting tariffs and ensuring the flow of goods.
- 22. Based on an individual’s income from all sources.
- 23. Social welfare programs with specific requirements.
- 24. Series of federal financial programs established by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
- 25. Based on a corporation’s profits
- 27. Government income from taxes and other sources.
- 28. A plan for spending federal tax money.
- 31. Identifying all available resources for a specific purpose.
- 32. The part of the economy owned by individuals or businesses.
