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Ch 7 Taxes

AB
Money collected by the government from various sourcesrevenue
A tax that increases in proportion to increases in incomeprogressive
Money earned by individuals that is subject to taxationtaxable
In order to avoid itemizing deductions, a person may elect to take the _____, which is a flat amount.standard deduction
Money paid to a former spouse (which is taxable income) for that person’s supportalimony
Money paid to a former spouse (which is not taxable income) for the support of dependent childrenchild support
Expenses that can be subtracted from gross incomedeductions
The amount remaining when adjustments are subtracted from gross incomeadjusted gross income
When all sources of taxable income are added together, the total is called _____.gross
An amount that can be subtracted from your income for each person who depends on your income to live is a(n)exemption
A(n) _________ tax allows a higher-income person to pay a lower percentage of income in taxes than a lower-income person.regressive
To intentionally fail to pay taxes owed is to commit a serious crimetax evasion
A tax system that is based on _________ requires all citizens to be responsible for preparing and filing their tax returns on time and paying taxes due.voluntary compliance
A type of tax for which the rate stays the same regardless of incomeproportional
an amount subtracted directly from tax owed.tax credit
An administrative agency of the federal government that collects taxes and enforces tax laws is the _________.internal revenue service
An examination of tax returns by the IRS is called a(n) _________.audit
To compute your tax liability, turn to the tax tables and look up the amount called _____.taxable income
A form of flat taxproperty tax
Tax returns must be filed by _________ of the following year.April 15
A sales tax on specific products and services is the _________ tax.excise



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