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Types of Taxes
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Federal Revenue Sources
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State Revenue Sources
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Local Revenue Sources
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Vocabulary
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Federal Revenue Sources
State Revenue Sources Local Revenue Sources Types of Taxes Vocabulary $ $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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The Authority to levy a Federal Income Tax comes from this
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C 1 - $200 Tax that imposes a higher % rate on people with higher incomes than lower incomes
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C 1 - $300 Tax that imposes a higher % rate on people with lower incomes than higher incomes
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This requires people to pay a minimum tax of 20 percent.
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C 1 - $500 The incidence of a tax can be more effectively shifted from the supplier to the customer if the demand curve has this elasticity
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The Federal Tax on people’s earnings
C 2 - $100 The Federal Tax on people’s earnings
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FICA includes taxes to pay for
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C 2 - $300 Annual report to the IRS summarizing total income, deductions, and taxes withheld by employers
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C 2 - $400 Medicare tax is 1.45 percent of income with no limit on the amount of income taxed. This is an example of which type of tax?
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Social Security and Medicare ( FICA ) Taxes are also called this
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Intergovernmental Revenues are generally intended for this
C 3 - $100 Intergovernmental Revenues are generally intended for this
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This is the largest source of State Government revenue
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C 3 - $300 This is a general tax levied on consumer purchases of nearly all products
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This is the second largest source of State Government revenue
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All but seven States levy this type of tax
C 3 - $500 All but seven States levy this type of tax
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A Tax Assessor works for this level of Government
C 4 - $100 A Tax Assessor works for this level of Government
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This is the largest source of Local Government revenue
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Person who assigns value to property for tax purposes
C 4 - $300 Person who assigns value to property for tax purposes
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This is the second largest source of Local Government revenue
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C 4 - $500 Because of economies of scale many public utilities are considered this
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What were the effects of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997?
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C 5 - $200 Tax on the transfer of property when a person dies
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some people to avoid paying taxes
C 5 - $300 Exceptions in the tax law that allow some people to avoid paying taxes
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C 5 - $400 This refers to those who bear the final burden of taxation
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This is an upward revision of the tax brackets to adjust for inflation
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The Sixteenth Amendment
C 1 A - $100 The Sixteenth Amendment $
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C 1 A - $200 Progressive Tax $
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C 1 A - $300 Regressive Tax $
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The Alternative Minimum Tax
C 1 A - $400 The Alternative Minimum Tax $
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Inelastic demand curve
C 1 A - $500 Inelastic demand curve $
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C 2 A - $100 Individual Income Tax $
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C 2 A - $200 Social Security and Medicare $
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C 2 A - $300 Tax Return or Form 1040 $
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C 2 A - $400 Proportional Tax $
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C 2 A - $500 Payroll Taxes $
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C 3 A - $100 Education and Public Welfare $
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C 3 A - $200 Intergovernmental Revenue $
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C 3 A - $300 Sales Tax $
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C 3 A - $400 Sales Tax $
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C 3 A - $500 Individual Income Tax $
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C 4 A - $100 Local Government $
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C 4 A - $200 Intergovernmental Revenue $
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C 4 A - $300 Tax Assessor $
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C 4 A - $400 Property Tax $
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C 4 A - $500 Natural Monopolies $
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Did little to benefit wage earners in the lowest 20 percent
C 5 A - $100 Did little to benefit wage earners in the lowest 20 percent $
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C 5 A - $200 Estate Tax $
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C 5 A - $300 Tax Loophole $
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C 5 A - $400 The Incidence of a Tax $
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C 5 A - $500 Indexing $
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Alternative Tax Approaches
FJ Topic Alternative Tax Approaches $
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FJ Question This type of tax spreads the incidence of tax as the product changes form from producer to consumer $
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FJ Ans The Value Added Tax $
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