That would be income tax
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welfare.
If your employer pays part of your personal income directly to the government, that is called withholding taxes.
I think it would be fair if bills were paid in proportion to who brings in what amount of income. If the husband brings in all of the income then the answer is obvious.
income tax
Yes, vacation time is generally taxed when paid out as it is considered taxable income by the government.
Federal income tax is a direct tax on income and not an indirect tax. Direct taxes are paid directly to the government.
No, you cannot file taxes if you are paid under the table because this income is not reported to the government.
A portion of a person's income paid to the government is called taxes. Taxes are collected to fund various public services and government functions, such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare. They can be levied on income, property, sales, and other transactions, and are typically calculated based on specific rates and regulations set by governmental authorities.
Welfare, assistance to needy families, supplemental security income, etc. are all non reportable income on the individual taxpayers income tax return.
They are not paid by the government. Some may have other sources of income .