Taxes 2
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- Q1progressive taxation% of income paid in taxes increase as income increases30s
- Q2example of progressive taxfederal income tax30s
- Q3regressive taxA tax for which the percentage of income paid in taxes decreases as income increases30s
- Q4example of regressive taxsales tax30s
- Q5Proportional taxa tax for which the percentage of income paid in taxes remains the same for all income levels30s
- Q6Highest sources of Federal government revenueIndividual income tax, FICA, Corporate income tax30s
- Q7Highest sources of State government revenueSales tax, state income tax or lottery, excise taxes30s
- Q8Highest sources of local government revenueProperty tax, small sales tax, user fees30s
- Q9Highest single source of Federal government revenueIndividual income tax30s
- Q10Highest single source of state government revenue (Texas)Sales tax30s
- Q11Highest single source of local government revenueProperty tax30s
- Q12discretionary spendinggovernment spending category that can be altered and changed. The spending must be approved by Congress from year to year30s
- Q13examples of discretionary spendingDefense and education30s
- Q14mandatory spendingRequired govt spending by permanent laws. cannot be altered or changed30s
- Q15Examples of mandatory spendingSocial Security and Medicare30s