Taxes

1. Internal Revenue Service
5. Taxes paid on most things you buy.
10. Deductions are subtracted from gross income to arrive at your net income that can be taxed..
12. Tax form filled out at the start of a job.
14. Filing status of a person who is married but not filing taxes with their spouse.
16. Money taken off tax owed for a persona qualifying for the earned income.
17. Mandatory payment or charge collected by the government.
18. Filing status of an unmarried person with no dependents.

1. Taxes paid depending on the amount of money you make.
2. Filing status of a single person with children they support.
3. Money subtracted from taxable income such as a medical expense.
4. Form used by U.S. taxpayers to file an annual income tax return.
5. Mid-level of government. There are 50 of them.
6. Tax form sent out once a year listing money earned and taxes taken out.
7. Our taxes are based on different percentages of taxes on different levels of income.
8. Every time a person is paid they receive this.
9. Tax payer pays too much in taxes and gets money back from the IRS.
11. Taxes paid on your home.
13. Tax payers pays not enough in taxes and owes money to the IRS after doing tax return.
15. National level of Government