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Social Security & Medicare |
What are examples of discretionary spending? |
Military, National Parks maintenance, schools, welfare, food stamps, science |
What is the difference between gross pay and net pay? |
Gross pay is before taxes and deductions; Net pay is take-home pay |
What are Pre-Tax Deductions and Contributions? |
Contributions taken out of your paycheck BEFORE taxes are calculated |
What are two examples of Employer Contributions? |
Health Insurance & 401k |
The W-4 form |
The form lets employers know how much money to withhold from an employee's paycheck for taxes, it is filled out when starting a new job |
If someone gets married and plans to file jointly, what should they do with their W-4? |
Request to fill out a new W-4 from his employer |
What information is NOT required on a W-4 form? |
Earned income from a previous job |
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By January 31st |
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Net Pay |
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File your annual income tax return |
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Health insurance premium |
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Ways and Means |
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Social Security and Medicare |
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Net Pay |
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A changing amount of money spent on different categories each year |
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October |
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Incorrect completion can result in under or overpayment of taxes |
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Online tax preparation service |
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To tax self-employed individuals the same for Social Security & Medicare |
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Progressive tax |