Across
- 3. The type of insurance that kicks in after death
- 5. Type of tax where tax amount remains the same for all income levels
- 8. The yearly interest that is generated by a sum that's charged by borrowers or paid to investors
- 10. Type of tax where the tax amount increases even for low income individuals
- 11. Type of tax where the tax amount increases as the income of the individual increases
- 13. Mandatory payments to the government or another institution
- 14. Insurance on your car that you pay
- 16. What legislature receives our taxes that can vary depending on where you are
- 18. Borrowing money from someone
- 19. A monthly payment to have an insurance policy
- 22. Percentage amount of taxes an individual pays
- 23. The maximum amount of money that you can spend on a credit card
- 25. Insurance rate remains the same during the duration of the loan
Down
- 1. portion of your income that is subject to taxation
- 2. Insurance required to be carried in 49/50 states
- 4. What legislature recieves our taxes that goes back to its specific community
- 6. Sales tax, excise tax, import tax, and property tax are all examples of this type of tax
- 7. A method of thinking about tax brackets
- 9. What large, overarching federal institution receives our taxes
- 12. Type of pay that is guaranteed to a worker based on the amount of time worked
- 15. The money generated from providing a good or service
- 17. A tax taken by the government from your personal income especially annually
- 20. The amount you pay before your insurance policy kicks in
- 21. A method of taking care of your money and using it wisely
- 24. How many types of taxes are there