1. pp.137-156

2.  Child support

3.  The ability to pay

4.  Regressive

5.  Excise taxes

6.  Regressive

7.  Congress  National defense  Highways  Wildlife refuges  Welfare  Foreign aid

8.  Proportional Taxes

9.  Progressive tax

10.  It must pass a vote in both the House and Senate and then be signed by the President.

11.  revenue

12.  Collect Income taxes  Enforce tax laws

13.  Congress

14.  Earned income

15.  Ranges of income

16.  Deficit/shortage

17.  Flat taxes

18.  Regressive taxes

19.  Voluntary Compliance

20.  Internal Revenue Service

21.  Businesses  Individuals

22.  Regressive

23.  dependent

24.  Evasion

25.  Proportional/flat

26.  Fine  Imprisonment  both

27.  Progressive taxes

28.  Audit

29.  1040A

30.  Tax rates increase as taxable income increases

31.  alimony

32.  Office

33.  Adjusted gross income

34.  Correspondence

35.  Field

36.  Filing status

37.  Single  Married filing a joint return  Married filing a separate return  Head of Household  Qualifying widow

38.  Each employer you had for the year

39.  Exemption

40.  spouse

41.  Salaries  Wages  Tips  Taxes withheld

42.  1040EZ  1040A

43.  Wages  Salary  Tips

44.  Interest  Dividends  Alimony  Unemployment  Workers compensations  Scholarships  Grants

45.  Non-taxable income ◦ Child support ◦ Gifts ◦ Inheritances ◦ Life Insurance benefits ◦ Veterans benefits

46.  Gross Income

47.  Tax deduction is subtracted from adjusted gross income  Tax credit is subtracted from what you owe

48.  Unearned income

49.  Itemized deductions

50.  Standard deduction

52.  Taxable income

53.  Tax credit

54.  April 15

55.  6 years

56.  Education  Parks  Roads  Police, fire, health departments