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wage

Economics the portion of the national income accruing to labour as earned income, as contrasted with the unearned income accruing to capital in the form of rent, interest, and dividends
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However, the average earned income was NT$58,492 in the January to May period, an increase of 1.79 percent from a year earlier, which was the smallest growth in nearly three years, according to DGBAS statistics.
Many wage earners have complained about what they see _ rightly _ as unequal taxation between earned income and unearned income, between earnings from labor and those from capital, as well as different income tax rates on employees and employers.
Besides having earned income, there are several other hurdles to clear to get the EITC.
(4) The following synopsis should prove instructive to the military tax practitioner regarding when a contractor would be eligible to exclude their foreign earned income. II.
7,2014, Redfield filed a delinquent return, which included Form 2555, Foreign Earned Income, electing to exclude earnings from his work in Afghanistan.
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* Earned Income Tax Credit: For taxable years beginning on or after Jan.
(8) For example, the cliff effects associated with the health premium credits of the Affordable Care Act reference "modified adjusted gross income" (9) and the cliff effects associated with the Earned Income Tax Credit reference "investment income." (10) The consequence associated with a cliff effect is generally the sudden loss of some economic benefit.
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