Exam 12: The Design of the Tax System
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"Income security" programs comprised 33 percent of the federal government's spending in 2011. Give a few examples of the programs included in this category.
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Table 12-11
-Refer to Table 12-11. If Al has taxable income of $165,000, his tax liability is
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Time spent filling out tax forms, time spent keeping tax records, and government resources spent to enforce tax laws are examples of the of the U.S. income tax system.
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In which of the following tax systems do taxes increase as income increases?
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Horizontal and vertical equity are the two primary measures of efficiency of a tax system.
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'The U.S. tax code gives preferential treatment to investors in municipal bonds. This is an example of
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Table 12-3
-Refer to Table 12-3. What is the marginal tax rate for a person who makes $35,000?
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A tax system based on the ability-to-pay principle claims that all citizens should
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Table 12-10
-Refer to Table 12-10. If Si has $100,000 in taxable income, his marginal tax rate is
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Scenario 12-5
Senator Filch argues that a tax must be paid by people who benefit from government services. Senator Fudge argues that a tax must be paid in accordance with a person's ability to bear the tax burden. Senator Malfoy argues that people with a greater ability to pay a tax should pay a larger amount. Senator Moody argues that taxpayers with similar abilities to pay should contribute the same amount.
-Refer to Scenario 12-5. Which Senator is advocating taxes based on the benefits principle?
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Table 12-11
-Refer to Table 12-11. If Al has taxable income of $165,000, his marginal tax rate is
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Vertical equity in taxation refers to the idea that people
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Table 12-13
The table below provides information on the 4 households that make up a small economy and how much they would pay in taxes under 3 types of taxes.
-Refer to Table 12-13. In this economy Tax A exhibits
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The marginal tax rate for an unmarried taxpayer in the highest taxable income category for 2013 is approximately
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Today the typical American pays approximately what percent of income in taxes, including all federal, state, and local taxes?
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In 2011, approximately how much of federal government spending went to income security?
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Of the following countries, which country's government collects the least amount of tax revenue as a percentage of that country's total income?
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Table 12-9
United States Income Tax Rates for a Single Individual, 2012 and 2013.
-Refer to Table 12-9. Ruby Sue is a single person whose taxable income is $100,000 a year. What is her marginal tax rate in 2013?
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According to the ability-to-pay principle, it is fair for people to pay taxes based on their ability to handle the financial burden.
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