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3 years ago

Match each scenario with the tax it is describing by putting the correct number next t

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Anna [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) Yvonne buys gloves that cost $10.00. At the register, she must pay $10.80. ⇒ EXCISE TAX

2)Sasha bought a house last year. She just got a tax bill from the county showing the value of her house and the amount of tax. ⇒ PROPERTY TAX

3) Bigmart sells boots made in China and boots made in the U.S. Bigmart must pay 27% tax on each pair of boots made in China, but not on the U.S. made boots. ⇒ TARRIFF.

4)State citizens voted to add a 75-cent tax to each pack of cigarettes to pay for programs to help people quit smoking. ⇒ SALES TAX

5)Jake got his paycheck today. He worked 40 hours at $20 per hour His gross pay was $800, but the amount of his paycheck was only. ⇒ Income/Social /Security/Medicare Taxes

padilas [110]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Excise tax

2. Property tax

3. Tariff

4. Sales tax

5. Income/Social /Security/Medicare Taxes

Step-by-step explanation:

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