Look up: unearned-income

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   Unearned Income
   Income received from sources such as dividends from Shares and Bonds-income, which has not been earned by working.
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   unearned income
   [n] - (taxes) personal income that you did not earn (e.g., dividends or interest or rent income) 2. [n] - (accounting) income received but not yet earned (usually considered a current liability on a company`s balance sheet)
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   Unearned income
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   unearned income
   Money not earned by working. Excludes wages, salaries, bonuses, tips and other employee remuneration. Includes dividends from shares, interest on savings, investment income, capital gains, rental fees, royalties, pensions and social security benefits. It can also be payments received in advance for work that has not yet been carried out
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   Unearned income
   Unearned income is income which you have not earned by working. It includes dividends from shares you own, interest on savings and most income from land and property. Income from furnished holiday lettings is, however, treated as earned income.
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   unearned income
   Unearned income is income which you have not earned by working. It includes dividends from shares you own, interest on savings and most income from land and property. Income from furnished holiday lettings is, however, treated as earned income.
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   unearned income
   unearned revenue noun (accounting) income received but not yet earned (usually considered a current liability on a company`s balance sheet)
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   Unearned income
   `Unearned income` refers to income that is not a wage. It includes interest, dividends or realized capital gains from investments, rent from land or property ownership, and any other income that does not derive from work. Unearned income has often been treated differently for tax purposes than earned income, in order to redistribute income. Such a tax structure is most often seen implemented by a socialist government. For instance, income tax ...
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   Unearned Income
   - Payments received for services which have not yet been performed.
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