Income
61income effect — ➔ effect1 * * * income effect UK US noun [C] ► ECONOMICS the effect of changes in things such as prices, taxes, and costs of services on people s incomes: »The higher the proportion of borrowing that is at variable interest rates, the bigger the… …
62income-generating — UK US adjective (also income producing) ► FINANCE used to describe an investment or business activity that makes money: » income generating bonds/shares »The fund will invest in income producing shares of mid to large sized companies …
63Income segregation — is the separation of various peoples by class based on income. For example, certain people cannot get into country clubs because of insufficient funds. Many neighborhoods in the United States are as a practical matter segregated by… …
64income withdrawal — Members of money purchase schemes that are under age 75 may draw an annual income from their unsecured pension while leaving the remainder invested. If they have reached age 75, the members may continue the arrangement as an alternatively secured …
65income, earned — n. Income brought in through work or business, as opposed to income from investments. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008 …
66income protection insurance — UK US noun [U] ► INSURANCE INCOME INSURANCE(Cf. ↑income insurance) …
67income tax bracket — UK US (also income tax bracket) noun [C] ► TAX TAX BRACKET(Cf. ↑tax bracket): »You can avoid some of the tax burden by waiting until you re in a lower income tax bracket in retirement before you withdraw the funds …
68income-oriented — UK US adjective (also income orientated) ► relating to investments that produce interest, dividends (= regular payments), etc. rather than ones that increase in value: »Many income oriented investors seek high yields. → Compare GROWTH ORIENTED(Cf …
69income support — income sup.port n [U] money that is given by the government in Britain to people who have no income or a very low income …
70income tax — income ,tax noun count or uncount * a tax based on your income that you pay to the IRS once a year or every three months: the basic/higher rate of income tax …
