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The money one makes is not necessarily the money one takes home. This income represents your salary before taxes are taken out of it. -W-2 form -FICA -Gross income -Net income -…

The money one makes is not necessarily the money one takes home. This income represents your salary before taxes are taken out of it. -W-2 form -FICA -Gross income -Net income -…
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The money one makes is not necessarily the money one takes home. This income represents your salary before taxes are taken out of it.

-W-2 form
-FICA
-Gross income
-Net income
-W-4 form

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That would be the gross income. This is the opposite to the net income, the money which is not on paper, but the money you take at home after the company/you pays first for the taxes.
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