Week 4: Filing Tax Returns and Comprehensive Review
Day 1: Filing a Federal and State Tax Return (Part 1)
Introduce the concept of filing tax returns
Explore the differences between federal and state tax returns
Examine key tax documents: W-2, W-4, and 1040 forms
Discuss the importance of accurate and timely tax filing
Notes
notes answers
flashcards
unit 6 review
unit 6 practice quiz 1
Day 2: Filing a Federal and State Tax Return (Part 2)
Analyze the components of a 1040 form
Explore situations where individuals are required to file tax returns
Discuss tax deductions, credits, and their impact on tax liability
Examine the concept of tax refunds and why they occur
Day 3: Comprehensive Review - Economic Interdependence (Unit 4)
Review the concept of economic interdependence and global trade
Revisit the impact of globalization on national economies
Discuss the role of developing and developed nations in the global economy
Analyze North Carolina's position in the US and world economy
Day 4: Comprehensive Review - Education and the Economy (Unit 5)
Review the relationship between education, income, and career choices
Revisit the costs and benefits of post-secondary education
Discuss strategies for minimizing education costs and managing student debt
Analyze different types of income: active, portfolio, and passive
Day 5: Comprehensive Review - Taxes and Income (Unit 6)
Review payroll deductions and their impact on disposable income
Revisit the types and purposes of local, state, and federal taxes
Discuss the process of filing tax returns and its importance
Analyze the broader economic impact of taxation and government spending
Key Concepts
Federal and state tax returns
Tax documents: W-2, W-4, and 1040 forms
Economic interdependence and globalization
Education, income, and career relationships
Types of taxes and their economic impact
Learning Objectives
Understand the process and importance of filing tax returns
Analyze the components of various tax forms and their purposes
Comprehend the interconnectedness of global economies
Evaluate the relationship between education, income, and career choices
Synthesize knowledge of income types, taxation, and their economic implications