Taxes

4. A form you file each year to report your income and find out how much tax you owe or will be refunded.
5. Money you pay to the government based on the money you earn.
6. Your gross income minus certain adjustments; used to figure out your taxable income.
12. A tax paid to the U.S. federal government on your income.
14. The money you take home after taxes and deductions.
15. The main federal tax return form used to file your taxes.

1. A form used to report income that is not from a traditional job (like freelance or contract work).
2. A form your employer sends you showing how much you earned and how much tax was withheld.
3. Money taken out of your paycheck to pay taxes throughout the year.
7. A tax paid to your state government.
8. A form you fill out when you start a job telling your employer how much tax to withhold from your paycheck.
9. A tax paid to your city or county government.
10. The part of your income that is subject to taxes after deductions and adjustments.
11. The total amount of money you earn before taxes or deductions.
13. Expenses you can subtract from your income to reduce the amount of taxes you owe.