Across
- 5. The amount of money an employee typically makes on overtime
- 7. Money taken from gross pay to pay that goes to the government
- 13. The yearly amount of money lost from an employee's wages due to deductions
- 14. The type of job where overtime cannot be made and pay is regular week to week
- 15. A form attached in some way to an employee's check that details their wages earned and sometimes the amount of money withheld from them
Down
- 1. Tax not covered by FICA that goes directly from the worker to the government
- 2. Federal law that requires employers to withhold money on their employee's wages for taxes
- 3. The money an employee is paid for their work
- 4. Form that deals with parenthood, allowances, and children in how they relate to tax retuns
- 6. The amount of money made after taxes and other deductions
- 8. Time spent working by an hourly employee that exceeds a set amount
- 9. The type of job where money can vary based on time spent working and overtime can be made
- 10. The raw amount of money made at a job before deductions
- 11. Form on which a tax-payer sends to the government detailing their annual income and assesses their liability for taxation
- 12. Form that reports on an employee's wages and how much tax money was withheld from them