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Joseph needs to complete his income taxes for the year. He has already calculated his adjusted gross income. What does he need to do next?


A) Add his tax-exempt income.
B) Subtract his itemized deductions.
C) Add his tax credits.
D) Subtract his tax-exempt income.
E) Add his tax exemptions.

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The itemized deduction allowed for an individual 65 and older is higher than the itemized deduction for a younger taxpayer.

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Fees, tips, and bonuses are forms of


A) Passive income.
B) Earned income.
C) Exclusions from income.
D) Tax-deferred income.
E) Tax-exempt income.

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An example of an excise tax is Social Security.

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Nancy is married to Jerry and needs to complete her tax form. They both earn about the same amount of money each year. What filing status would be best for them?


A) Single
B) Married, filing a joint return
C) Head of household
D) Qualifying widow or widower
E) Married, but filing individually

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Annie was required to clarify or document minor questions about her tax form by a mail inquiry. She participated in a(n)


A) Correspondence audit.
B) Office audit.
C) Home audit.
D) Field audit.
E) Detailed audit.

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A person with taxable income of $40,000 and a total tax bill of $4,200 would have an average tax rate of 15%.

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Connie thinks that her salary and tax rate for next year will be lower than for this year. What step should she take to minimize her taxes in the current year?


A) Accelerate receipt of income.
B) Delay deductions.
C) Practice tax evasion.
D) Accelerate deductions.
E) None of these will allow her to minimize her taxes.

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Income that is taxed at a later date is


A) Adjusted gross income.
B) Earned income.
C) Exclusions from income.
D) Tax-deferred income.
E) Tax-exempt income.

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When calculating federal income taxes, what increases "gross income"?


A) Exclusions
B) Tax-exempt income
C) Tax-deferred income
D) Alimony received
E) Tax deductions

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Interest paid on a home equity loan is not deductible.

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Using the following table, calculate the taxes for an individual with taxable income of $45,000. 10% Up to $8,50015%$8,500$34,50025%$34,500$83,60028%$83,600$174,40033%$174,400$379,15035% Over $379,150\begin{array} { l r } 10 \% & \text { Up to } \$ 8,500 \\15 \% & \$ 8,500 - \$ 34,500 \\25 \% & \$ 34,500 - \$ 83,600 \\28 \% & \$ 83,600 - \$ 174,400 \\33 \% & \$ 174,400 - \$ 379,150 \\35 \% & \text { Over } \$ 379,150\end{array}


A) $6,025
B) $7,375
C) $8,625
D) $20,900
E) $45,000.

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When Tom calculates his taxable income, he should subtract his tax credits from adjusted gross income.

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Amounts given for tuition payments or medical expenses are not subject to gift taxes.

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This tax is a major financial planning factor for most people because it is sometimes imposed at the federal, state, and local levels.


A) Estate tax
B) Excise tax
C) Income tax
D) Real estate property tax
E) Sales tax

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The maximum that an individual can contribute to a Coverdell Education Savings Account each year is


A) $1,000.
B) $2,000.
C) $3,000.
D) $5,000.
E) $15,500.

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Taxes on earnings that fund old age, survivor, and disability insurance benefits are called


A) Estate taxes.
B) Excise taxes.
C) Social Security taxes.
D) Real estate property taxes.
E) Sales taxes.

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One of the most frequent filing errors is signing the return.

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Peter filed his federal income taxes, but he needs to make a correction to his income. Which form should he use?


A) 1040EZ
B) 1040A
C) 1040
D) 1040X
E) 1040Z

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An advantage of investing in a 401(k) plan is the


A) Ability to invest up to 25% of your annual income.
B) Opportunity to save $25,000 per year.
C) Possibility of receiving an employer match on your contributions.
D) Ability to pay taxes on distributions.
E) Ability to withdraw contributions before age 55 without penalty.

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