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When you pay more than you owe in taxes and the IRS gives you money back, that money is called _________. A. A tax refund B. Gross pay C. Estimated tax D. An audit
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When you pay more than you owe in taxes and the IRS gives you money back, that money is called _________.
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A tax refund
B.
Gross pay
C.
Estimated tax
D.
An audit
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A. a tax refund
the others make no sense at all. Gross pay is your paycheck before taxes, an audit is analyzing where a person or company gets money, and where they lose it, and estimated tax is just what it sounds like
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a is the answer i am positive
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