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1.
Many retirement plans are tax-deferred. This means that the earnings that build up in them are not taxed until you take them out.
True. To be tax-deferred means that taxes are not levied until sometime later; in the case of retirement plans, that means when you finally take the money out.
2.
Everyone will have to pay Social Security tax on all their income, no matter how much it is.
False. The amount of earnings one must pay tax on is capped, though it usually changes every year.
3.
The federal tax rate you pay will vary depending on your age.
False. It varies depending on your filing status.
4.
Several different tax forms that get sent to you will list the income you received during the year. Which of the following does NOT list income that you received?
W-4. Your W-4 does not list income you received. But your W-2s and any 1099s you receive will.
5.
Which saves you more money -- the standard deduction or itemized deductions?
It depends. For most people, the standard deduction saves more money. But for others, itemized deductions save more. When you do your taxes, you will find out which is better for you.