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Tax FormsTax Entities Terminology Miscellaneous $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

Tax EntitiesTax FormsMisc. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Terminology

Tax Entities $100 Name the 3 entities which collect taxes from individuals

Tax Entities $200 What is the current Sales Tax rate in NJ?

Tax Entities $300 What 2 entities tax your income?

Tax Entities $400 What is the largest part of Local Tax used to pay for?

Tax Entities $500 Federal Tax collects for “these” social services programs (name 2)?

Tax Entities $100-Answer What are Federal, State and Local?

Tax Entities $200-Answer What is 7%?

Tax Entities $300-Answer What are Federal and State?

Tax Entities $400-Answer What are schools?

Tax Entities $500-Answer What are; Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Unemployment.

Tax Forms $100 This is the due date for filing taxes?

Tax Forms $200 This form instructs your employer on how much tax to take out of your paycheck

Tax Forms $300 This is the form that your employer will give you at year end which you will submit when filing your taxes

Tax Forms $400 This is the name of the New Jersey state tax form.

Tax Forms $500 If reporting dividends, interest or “tips”, you would file this form.

Tax Forms $100-Answer What is April 15?

Tax Forms $200-Answer What is a W4?

Tax Forms $300-Answer What is a W2 form?

Tax Forms $400-Answer What is NJ1040?

Tax Forms $500-Answer What is a 1099?

Terminology $100 Depending on your income, you would fall into a certain Tax _______?

Terminology $200 People that you support and can claim on your tax forms are referred to as;

Terminology - $300 When filling out your tax return, each ______ will help reduce your taxable income (Broad category)

Terminology - $400 The more you make, the higher the % tax you pay. This type of tax system is referred to as;

Terminology - $500 Name 2 examples/forms of a Deduction?

Terminology $100-Answer What is Bracket?

Terminology –Answer 200 What are Dependents?

Terminology $300-Answer What are Deductions?

Terminology $400-Answer What is Progressive Tax?

Terminology $500-Answer What are Tax Credits, Dependents, Exemptions?

Misc. $100 What is the name of the Federal Agency responsible for collecting taxes.

This is the highest Federal tax bracket in 2015? Misc $200

Misc $300 Your property taxes are based on 2 components, what are they?

Misc $400 Name 3 states that have NO state income tax?

Misc $500 This type of social service provides health insurance for the indigent (less than $2000 in assets)?

Misc $100-Answer What is IRS?

Misc $200-Answer What 39.6%?

Misc $300-Answer What is the Land and Dwelling?

Misc $400-Answer What are Florida, Nevada, Texas, Wyoming, Washington, Alaska, South Dakota ?

Misc $500-Answer What is Medicaid ?

Final Jeopardy Filing your taxes

Final Jeopardy Mr. Jones is married whose wife is a “stay at home mother”, has 3 children, how many dependents + exemptions can he claim on his tax return?

Final Jeopardy-Answer What is 5?