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Accosiate degree the degree needed for most jobs
Backhoes degree undergraduate degree given by coleges or universities after about 4 years
BENEFEITS things to help with money like paybacks, social security, or health insurance
DOCTORATE DEGREE The degree needed to be a doctor
Tax income the amount of the paycheck they take out fore giving it to you
Wage a regular payment of money made by an employer to a worker, usually calculated on an hourly, daily, or piecework basis.
Gross income the total amount of money earned before any taxes or deductions are taken out.
income tax is a mandatory government charge imposed on the earnings and profits of individuals and businesses
salary a fixed, predetermined amount of money an employer pays an employee for their work
minimum wage the lowest hourly or periodic pay that an employer can legally pay a worker.
payroll deduction the amounts withheld from your total gross earnings to cover taxes, benefits, and other obligations, resulting in your net take-home pay
pto paid time off
masters degree an advanced, postgraduate academic credential you earn after completing a bachelor's degree
fica stands for the Federal Insurance Contributions Act,
college major your primary field of study and the main subject you focus on while earning your undergraduate degree
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