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Taxes Introduction to

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Taxes A sum of money demanded by a government

to support the government itself as well as

specific facilities or services

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Taxpayer A person who pays a tax to national, state, county or municipal (city/town) governments

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Benefits of taxes

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Benefits of taxes include funding for roads, libraries,

military, public schools, police, fire departments, and

parks.

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Taxes Types of

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Income Tax

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Income Tax

Payroll Tax

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Income Tax

Payroll Tax

Property Tax

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Income Tax

Payroll Tax

Property Tax

Sales Tax

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Income Tax

Payroll Tax

Property Tax

Sales Tax

Excise Tax

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Taxes Tax on all earned (money earned from

working) and unearned (money earned

from sources other than working).

Income

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Taxes Tax on all earned (money earned from

working) and unearned (money earned

from sources other than working).

Income

Federal Income Tax + State Income Tax = Income Tax

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Taxes A tax on earned income that supports

the Social Security and Medicare

programs (also known as FICA)

Payroll

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Taxes A tax on property, such as land, buildings

(including homes), and motor vehicles

Property

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Taxes Tax on purchased goods and services

Sales

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Taxes Taxes collected from the seller or retailer

and as such often remain hidden in the

price of a produce or service

Excise

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Rates

How are

determined?

Tax

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Tax rates are determined elected

representatives, voted into office

by the taxpayers.

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Without taxes it would be hard to pay for

many of the benefits of being a member

of a community

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Without taxes it would be hard to pay for

many of the benefits of being a member

of a community, The amount of taxes

you pay and what you pay those taxes

on will vary depending upon where you

live and your income.