Now, “non-taxable” income is the money you don’t have to share with the government. Cool, right? This can be money from things like when you get a present or a special prize. It’s like keeping all of your allowance or birthday money!

Let’s make it even clearer with an example. Imagine you get an allowance from your parents. This money is usually non-taxable because it’s not from a job or investments. But when you’re older and earn money from a part-time job, some of it might need to be shared with the government.

By learning about these things early, you’ll be super smart about money when you grow up. You’ll know that taxes help make our country better, and you’ll be ready to manage your money wisely!

Remember, “Kid-Friendly Taxes” is about helping you understand money and taxes. Keep reading to become a money expert!