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Antonyms:
expenditure,
outgo,
outlay
Often used in the same context:
taxable income,
tax,
revenue,
poverty level,
earnings,
deductions,
profit,
cash flow,
disposable income,
expenses,
payments,
earners,
subsidy,
taxation,
wage earner,
earned income,
investments,
includible,
filers,
premiums,
undistributed profits,
proprietorships,
net,
noncash,
wealth,
earning per share,
loans,
dividend,
rebates,
outlays,
financial,
distributions,
gross profit margin,
surtax,
depreciation,
equity,
savings,
funded debt,
child benefit,
capital employed,
poverty,
debt,
quarterly,
expenditures,
income tax return,
funds,
employment,
inheritances,
other income,
inheritance tax,
allocable,
outgo,
reinvestment,
subchapter s corporation,
cagit,
assets,
poverty line,
income tax,
rent,
prorata,
progressivity,
lump sum,
dependents,
rateables,
per capita,
individual retirement account,
quintile,
indexation,
unearned income,
paycheck,
receipts,
cash,
nest egg,
carryback,
annuities,
grantor trust,
households,
dividend payout ratio,
divident,
unitrust,
wages,
workless,
bracket creep,
allowances,
finances,
outgoings,
retirees,
cents,
payroll,
mortgage,
donees,
fees,
sickness benefit,
amort,
preretirement,
inequality,
families,
remittances,
pension,
classified advertising,
tuition,
costs,
incomes,
earning,
salary,
accruing,
remuneration,
rental,
surplus,
revenues,
expenditure,
cost,
investment,
outlay,
acreage,
lowincome,
disadvantaged,
lowerincome,
affluent,
middleincome,
underprivileged,
wealthier,
advantaged,
nonpoor,
lowerclass,
poorer,
underserved,
highincome,
middleclass,
neediest,
impoverished,
nonwhite,
ses,
class,
destitute
More specific:
disposable income,
earnings,
easy money,
government income,
government revenue,
gravy train,
gross,
gross revenue,
gross sales,
issue,
lucre,
net,
net income,
net profit,
net sales,
payoff,
personal income,
per capita income,
proceeds,
profit,
profits,
receipts,
return,
revenue,
sales,
take,
takings,
unearned income,
unearned revenue,
uneraned revenue,
yield
Appears in the definition of:
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absorb,
adequate,
annuity,
assured,
average,
benefice,
budget items,
burdensome,
capitalise,
capitalize,
carry back,
central american country,
central american nation,
church property,
clifford trust,
community property,
corpus,
credit,
credit entry,
declarable,
declaration of estimated tax,
deductible,
deduction,
demographic,
dink,
discretionary trust,
disposable income,
downmarket,
earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization,
easy money,
ebitda,
ecclesiastical benefice,
economic growth,
endowment,
endowment fund,
estimated tax,
estimated tax return,
excise,
excise tax,
exempt,
expansively,
expected,
fair,
fairish,
false return,
fixed-income,
franchise tax,
gap,
gentrification,
government income,
government revenue,
grantor trust,
gravy train,
gross,
gross revenue,
gross sales,
guatemala,
homemaker,
housewife,
house husband,
housing project,
inadequate,
income bracket,
income tax,
income tax bracket,
issue,
joint,
lady of the house,
laffer curve,
laughably,
meal ticket,
means,
military post,
national income,
operating cost,
operating expense,
overhead,
payoff,
pension fund,
personal income,
per capita,
per capita income,
post,
poverty level,
poverty line,
poverty trap,
principal,
principal sum,
proceeds,
public housing,
ratables,
rateables,
receipts,
rental income,
rente,
rentier,
reportable,
represent,
republic of guatemala,
return,
revenue,
revenue sharing,
sales,
skimming,
spendable,
spirituality,
spiritualty,
state,
substance,
supertax,
surtax,
syndication,
take,
takings,
taxable,
taxation,
tax bracket,
tax deduction,
tax income,
tax return,
tax revenue,
tax write-off,
timely,
tithe,
translate,
triple,
unearned income,
unearned revenue,
unprovided forp,
unreportable,
upmarket,
warrant,
withholding,
withholding tax,
woman of the house,
yield
More general:
financial gain
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— Nouns for income:
families,
countries,
groups,
tax,
households,
people,
generating,
areas,
women,
students,
children,
more...
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