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Page 1: What is our tax money used for? · Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook 4 March 11, 2015 Practice: Clothes $128.58 Sales Tax 4.5%.045 x 128.58 = $5.79 $5.79 + 128.58

Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook

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March 11, 2015

What is our tax money used for? Unit 2 Lesson 2

3 Main Types of Taxes

3 Main Types of Taxes

1. Income Tax

2. Property Tax

3. Sales Tax

*Turn to page 47 in your book.

I have to pay 

sales tax?!

Income Tax- pg 47• tax on your salary (income)

• Federal income tax & state income tax• More money you make, the greater tax you 

will pay- progressive•\

largest source of

tax revenue for the

 federal govt?

Income tax.

Federal Income Tax vs. State Income Tax

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/states­income­tax­us/story?id=21490926

Federal Income Tax• everyone pays federal income tax

• Federal Income Tax is the largest single amount

withheld from your paycheck

State Income Tax• Depends on which state you live in

• There are 7 states in the U.S.

that do not have state income tax-

Extra Credit- Which 7 states do not have a state

income tax?

http://www.irs.com/articles/state­income­tax­vs­federal­income­tax

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Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook

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Income Tax money is used to support the

country

• Medicare, Social Security

• Army

• Government Administration

Property Taxes- pg 48• based on the value of property

• homes, cars, commercial buildings

• average property tax in NJ (for your home) is 

approximately $7, 885• Property tax in Millburn is $20,439

• paid 4x per year

http://www.cnbc.com/id/40658494

Property Tax money is used to

support your local government

• Public schools

• local roads and street lights

• police and jails

• fire fighters

• garbage collection

Page 60

Income Tax­ Tax on earnings, progressive

Progressive: the more you make, the more you pay

Property Tax­ used for local government 

Exit

Income Tax & Property Tax are similar in that... but differ in that...

Page 3: What is our tax money used for? · Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook 4 March 11, 2015 Practice: Clothes $128.58 Sales Tax 4.5%.045 x 128.58 = $5.79 $5.79 + 128.58

Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook

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Do Now

What type of tax is progressive? What does that mean?

Extra credit article: states with no state income tax

Wyoming, Washington, Texas, South Dakota, Nevada, Florida, and Alaska

Sales Tax- pg 48• added to purchases

• each state decides its own sales tax

• NJ- 7%

• In NJ there is no sales tax on clothes, 

but in NYC there is!• average sales tax in U.S. 5.75%

• Regressive

• Tax exempt- non taxable

http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/business/nys_sales_tax.shtml

5 States with NO Sales Tax

In NJ- Places with reduced retail

sales Tax

• 3.5% instead 7% - 37

communities in NJ

• To help stimulate economy in

lower income areas

> Long branch, Newark,

Irvington, Elizabeth, Camden

http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/05/05/the­5­states­with­no­sales­tax/ Calculating Sales Tax

1. Turn % into a decimal

• move decimal 2 places to the left

2. Multiply decimal by original amount

• round to 2 decimal places

3. Add amount back to original amount

of item

Practice:

Couch $450 7% sales

.07 x 450 = $31.50

450 + 31.50 = $481.50

Page 4: What is our tax money used for? · Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook 4 March 11, 2015 Practice: Clothes $128.58 Sales Tax 4.5%.045 x 128.58 = $5.79 $5.79 + 128.58

Unit 2 Lesson 2 Income, Sales & Property Tax.notebook

4

March 11, 2015

Practice:

Clothes $128.58 Sales Tax 4.5%

.045 x 128.58 = $5.79

$5.79 + 128.58 = $134.37

Page 60­ key words

Sales Tax

regressive­ everyone pays the same

tax exempt­  items nontaxable, groceries, med. , insurance, clothing

Do Now

What type of tax is regressive? What

does that mean?

1. Define the word Tax.

2. What type of tax is progressive and what does that mean?

3. What type of tax is regressive and what does that mean?

4. What does it mean when an item is tax­exempt? List 4 items that are tax exempt.

5. Define Income tax (income tax is tax on....)

6. Which of the 3 types of taxes we discussed are taken out of your paycheck?

7. Income tax is used to support (country, local govt, or state govt) pick one. 

8. List 5 specific programs Income tax money is used to support

9. Property tax money is used to support (country, local govt or state govt) pick one

10. List 5 specific programs Property tax money is used to support

11. Sales tax money is used to support (country, local govt. or state govt) pick one

12. List 6 specific programs property tax and sales tax money are used for?

13. What 5 states do not have any sales tax?

14. Why are there communities in NJ where the sales tax is lower? What percent is the sales tax in those areas?

15. Tax money is used to support "free" govt services. Why do we put the word "free" in quotes?

Complete Calculating Sales Tax Worksheet

Mind- Mapping

a way to organize your thoughts on

paper

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Class Activity

page 49, 50 and 51 Tax Flow Chart

Page 50 - Income Tax

What is it? ________________________________

_________________________________________

Who pays it?_______________________________

__________________________________________

How is it determined? _______________________

__________________________________________

What is the money used for? (pg. 47)

__________________________________________

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

_______________________________________

Page 51 - Property Tax

What is it? ________________________________

_________________________________________

Who pays it?_______________________________

__________________________________________

How is it determined? _______________________

__________________________________________

What is the money used for? (pg. 48)

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

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Page 49 - Sales Tax

What is it? ________________________________

_________________________________________

Who pays it?_______________________________

__________________________________________

Taxable Items? _______________________

__________________________________________

Nontaxable items:

___________________________________________

What is the money used for? (pg. 48)

__________________________________________

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

_______________________________________

Complete the venn diagram.

Income

Sales Property

LabelHome

Earnings

Purchases

deducted from

paycheck

paid 4x per year

Progressive

Regressive

7% in NJ

paid to the govt

used for the countryused for the town

used for the state

local parks

unemployment

national guard

required payment

Answer Key

Income

Sales Property

Label

Home

Earnings

Purchases

deducted from

paycheck

paid 4x per year

Progressive

Regressive

7% in NJ paid to the govt

used for the country

used for the town

used for the state

local parks

unemployment

national guard

required payment

Choose 1 type of tax.

What is it? Who pays it? How is it

paid? How is it determined? Where

does the money go (in general and

specifically)