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Income tax

Income tax is a money term you need to understand.
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Here’s what it means. <h2>What is income tax </h2> Taxes levied on the earnings of companies and individuals are referred to as income taxes.
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Here’s what it means.

What is income tax

Taxes levied on the earnings of companies and individuals are referred to as income taxes.
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Earnings subject to income taxes can come from diverse sources, including wages, salaries, , interest, royalties, rents, gambling winnings, and product sales. In the United States, income tax is one of the biggest sources of revenue for the federal government. <h2>Deeper definition</h2> When people talk about income taxes, they generally mean individual income taxes, paid by employees or other people who earn income.
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Earnings subject to income taxes can come from diverse sources, including wages, salaries, , interest, royalties, rents, gambling winnings, and product sales. In the United States, income tax is one of the biggest sources of revenue for the federal government.

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When people talk about income taxes, they generally mean individual income taxes, paid by employees or other people who earn income.
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However, companies, estates, trusts, and many other types of entities also pay income taxes based on revenue or income. Individual income tax: Most people do not pay tax on all of their earnings. Instead, the Internal Service Revenue (IRS) offers a series of , based on mortgage interest, a percentage of medical and dental bills, education expenditures, and many other expenditures.
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However, companies, estates, trusts, and many other types of entities also pay income taxes based on revenue or income. Individual income tax: Most people do not pay tax on all of their earnings. Instead, the Internal Service Revenue (IRS) offers a series of , based on mortgage interest, a percentage of medical and dental bills, education expenditures, and many other expenditures.
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People subtract these deductions from their to determine their . Business income tax: Businesses — small businesses, self-employed contractors, partnerships, and corporations — are required to pay income tax based on their revenue. These entities report their business revenue and then deduct capital and operating expenses.
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People subtract these deductions from their to determine their . Business income tax: Businesses — small businesses, self-employed contractors, partnerships, and corporations — are required to pay income tax based on their revenue. These entities report their business revenue and then deduct capital and operating expenses.
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The difference is their taxable income. State and local income tax: Most states in the U.S. charge income tax.
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The difference is their taxable income. State and local income tax: Most states in the U.S. charge income tax.
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As of 2017, only seven states don&#8217;t require people to pay income tax: Wyoming, Washington, Texas, South Dakota, Nevada, Florida, and Alaska. Tennessee and New Hampshire only collect income tax on investments and dividends. The U.S.
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As of 2017, only seven states don’t require people to pay income tax: Wyoming, Washington, Texas, South Dakota, Nevada, Florida, and Alaska. Tennessee and New Hampshire only collect income tax on investments and dividends. The U.S.
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income tax system is a voluntary system. Not in the sense that paying income tax is optional, but rather the federal government depends on each taxpayer to voluntarily report all of their earnings on a tax return and compute the appropriate tax themselves. The IRS enforces tax laws and ensures that everybody pays tax properly.
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income tax system is a voluntary system. Not in the sense that paying income tax is optional, but rather the federal government depends on each taxpayer to voluntarily report all of their earnings on a tax return and compute the appropriate tax themselves. The IRS enforces tax laws and ensures that everybody pays tax properly.
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The agency gets a copy of a person&#8217;s W-2 form each year, and if she does not file a return, the agency can easily calculate her tax and send her the bill. The IRS can also charge interest and penalties to people who pay tax late, and file lawsuits against .
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The agency gets a copy of a person’s W-2 form each year, and if she does not file a return, the agency can easily calculate her tax and send her the bill. The IRS can also charge interest and penalties to people who pay tax late, and file lawsuits against .
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<h2>Income tax example</h2> Fernando earns $150,000 a year in salary, and this year he earned $18,500 in short-term capital gains and $3,000 from long-term capital gains. This puts his total income at $171,500. Under IRS rules, he may deduct his state and local taxes of $12,000 and charitable contributions of $2,000 from this amount, plus four personal exemptions of $4,050 each for himself, his spouse and his two children.
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Fernando earns $150,000 a year in salary, and this year he earned $18,500 in short-term capital gains and $3,000 from long-term capital gains. This puts his total income at $171,500. Under IRS rules, he may deduct his state and local taxes of $12,000 and charitable contributions of $2,000 from this amount, plus four personal exemptions of $4,050 each for himself, his spouse and his two children.
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This puts his total taxable income at $141,300. His total income tax would amount to $26,000.

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This puts his total taxable income at $141,300. His total income tax would amount to $26,000. <h2> More From Bankrate</h2> </h2> An LLC can simplify tax filing and reduce the legal liability of its members.
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This puts his total taxable income at $141,300. His total income tax would amount to $26,000.

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