Topic 12 key terms(earnings) Flashcards

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benefit

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definition: government payment made to individuals who meet specific
conditions to help them meet their living expenses

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budget

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definition: plan of expected incomings and outgoings over a set time period such as a month

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chancellor of the exchequer

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definition: British Cabinet minister responsible for financial and economic matters and in charge of the Treasury

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dividend

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definition: A payment of profits from a company to its shareholders, often at twice-yearly intervals, either as cash or further shares or reacquisition of shares

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gross interest

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definition: Interest paid without tax deducted

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HM revenue and customs

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definition: The government department that collects various taxes, Formerly the Inland Revenue

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income

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definition: Earnings, savings and interest payments received within a certain time frame

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income tax

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definition: Tax paid on earnings from employment, self-employment and interest on savings

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individual savings account

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definition: An account that pays interest tax-free on savings up to a certain level,cash ISAs and stocks and shares ISAs as well as Junior ISAs are available

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interest

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definition: Money either paid to an account holder by the provider, or
charged to the account holder by the provider,interest is paid on savings accounts and some current accounts and charged on borrowing

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investment

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definition: Money paid into financial products; the aim is that the value of
the product will grow over time and so the person will eventually receive back more money than they paid in

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junior ISA

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definition: Junior ISAs are long-term savings accounts set up by a parent or
guardian specifically for the child’s future

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Mortgage

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definition: loan taken out to pay for a property, usually over a long term

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National insurance contributions

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definition: Money deducted from the pay of people who are employed or self-employed and used by the government to fund state pensions and other benefits.

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national living wage

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definition: minimum that people aged 23 and over must be paid per hour by law. The national minimum wage applies to workers aged under 23.

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national minimum wage

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definition: minimum pay per hour to which workers are entitled by law, rate depends on a worker’s age and whether they are an apprentice,applies to workers aged under 23.

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p45

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definition: document legally required from an employer when an employee stops working for them summarises the employee’s tax and National Insurance details

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p60

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definition: document prepared at the end of every tax year to show all the income tax and National Insurance contributions paid by an individual durinq the preceding 12 months.

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pension

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definition: income that people receive after retiring from work,in the UK
people receive a pension from the state or private

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personal allowance

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definition: The amount of income you are allowed to earn before you become liable for income tax

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personal savings allowance

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definition: amount of savings interest that can be earned before the saver pays tax

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self-assessment

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definition: method used, often by self-employed people, to calculate the
amount of tax and National Insurance they need to pay

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self-employment

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definition: Earning an income by selling your goods or services directly to a
consumer, rather than beinq employed by somebody else and being paid a wage or salary

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starting-rate band

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definition: amount of savinqs that an individual can ear tax-free it their total income is less than the personal allowance

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taxable income

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definition: Income on which tax must be paid - that is, after deducting allowances and any permitted expenses from the total income earned.

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tax band

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definition: category of income on which a specific rate of tax is payable

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tax code

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definition: code used by a person’s employer or pension provider to
calculate the tax to deduct from pay or pension

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tax paid at source

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definition: Tax deducted by the provider
from interest earned on savings

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tax return

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definition:sets out details of income and
expenditure and allows the taxpayer or HMRC to calculate the amount of tax and NI contributions owed.

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tax year

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definition: known as the financial year, the tax year runs from 6 April to 5 April in the following year,tax people owe is calculated according to how much they have earned April to April rather than January to December

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zero-hour contract

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definition: A type of employment contract that does not set out a fixed
number of hours that an employee must work and be paid for