Please match the terms with their explanation. It is recommended that you refer to Chapter 1 in the textbook as you complete this. If you aren't happy with your score, you can redo the question, because you have unlimited attempts.

Question 1 options:

	in 2019, is $12,200 for single taxpayers and $24,400 for married filing jointly taxpayers
	most common example is the Social Security tax
	written proactively by IRS when it wants to illustrate how something should be reported
	the major sources of gross income for most taxpayers
	IRSs direct interpretation of the Internal Revenue Code
	IRS reaction to an area of tax law that is confusing to many taxpayers or has substantive tax implications for numerous taxpayers
	Single, Married Filing Separately, Married Filing Jointly, Head of Household and Qualifying Widow(er)
	tax law written by Congress that covers taxation of individuals, corporations, and partnerships
	where Additional Income and Adjustments to Income are shown
	must register with the IRS and obtain a preparer tax identification number
	most often earned by individuals in conjunction with savings accounts, certificates of deposit, U.S. savings bonds, corporate bonds, and seller-financed mortgages
	also known as a flat tax
	provides statutory authority for the administration and enforcement of income taxes
	contains rules for any person who receives compensation to prepare a tax return or provide tax advice
	hears most litigated disputes between the IRS and taxpayers
	is taxable and reported to recipients on Form 1099-G
	tax rate increases as tax base increases
	requires individuals to make a shared responsibility payment if the individual doesnt have health care coverage or qualify for a health care coverage exemption

1.	16th amendment
2.	Internal Revenue Code
3.	Progressive rate structure
4.	Proportional rate structure
5.	Regressive rate structure
6.	Filing Status
7.	Wages, Salaries and Tips
8.	Interest income
9.	Schedule 1
10.	Unemployment compensation
11.	Standard Deduction
12.	Affordable Care Act
13.	Treasury Regulations
14.	Revenue Rulings
15.	Revenue Procedures
16.	U.S. Tax Court
17.	Circular 230
18.	Paid preparer