What is the amount you earn before taxes and other payroll deductions

What a person earns after payroll taxes and other deductions are taken out; often referred to as take-home pay

What is the portion of an employee’s pay held back to cover taxes and other deductions

What is a one-year period that governments or companies use for financial reporting

What is spending more than you earn; an economic policy in which the government spends public funds raised by borrowing rather than by taxation

What is the total amount of debt a country owes to companies and other countries as a result of deficit spending

What is  any income (wages/salary) that is generated by the work someone performs

What is money paid by the hour and for an agreed number of hours per week; especially for unskilled or manual labor

What is the smallest amount that employers can legally pay their employees per hour of work

What is a fixed annual amount earned by an employee, typically paid weekly, biweekly, or monthly?

What is money earned on a regular basis with little or no effort required to maintain it

What is income from an investment sold at a higher price than you paid for it 

What is a representation (on paper) of stocks, bonds, currencies, mutual funds, etc.

What is tax paid out by anyone who earns an income 

What is the income ranges in which tax rates apply

What is  the total tax a person or business has to pay

What is a report that a taxpayer has to submit annually to the government and is used to determine a person‘s tax liability

What is the annual deadline for filing your income taxes; usually falls on April 15

What is the dollar amount people can subtract from their income before the tax is calculated

What is a special tax form to report certain types of income or deductions

When should you receive your W-2 form from your employer?