taxable
22
3.7
- adjective
- /ˈtæksəbl/
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sujeto a impuestos
- Any income you earn from working is taxable and must be reported to the government.
- taxable income
- taxable year
- benefits became taxable
If you're being paid in Bitcoin, that's a taxable event.
- If you're being paid in Bitcoin, that's a taxable event.
- The stimulus checks will not be taxable income.
- Therefore, this stimulus check and the stimulus check money, it's not taxable income.
- I always tried to buy a property, value added, refinance it, which is not a taxable event, right?
- And that means first making an inventory of taxable resources.
- It's a non taxable event worldwide by the way, worldwide that becomes a non taxable event.
- But also keep in mind that unemployment insurance payments are taxable.
- First of all, that anytime you use or trade your virtual currency, that's a taxable transaction.
- The other piece that's important to remember is that there's such thing as unrelated business taxable income or UBTI for short.
- Now, have you, like, what's this might be too technical, but like, is this like taxable income?
- There are Roth Iras, there's traditional Iras, there's HS as, there's Sep Iras, there are regular taxable brokerage accounts.
- And so, you know, I don't need to have a lot of excess money sitting here in a, you know, taxable account.
- But an ETF manager can trade that for a different set of stocks and, and potentially not have a taxable event.
- Business losses are known as net operating losses, and net operating loss generally occurs when your tax deductions exceed your taxable income.
- And, and most times that is not taxable unless you sell.
Examples
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You do not need taxable income to qualify for the stimulus check.
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Business losses are known as net operating losses, and net operating loss generally occurs when your tax deductions exceed your taxable income.
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But taxable income is actually well reported.
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That money is not taxable because you owe it.
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And it all starts with your adjusted taxable income.
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And that means first making an inventory of taxable resources.
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The lifetime earnings for these additional citizens translate into $10 billion in taxable income.
Academic text (2001) -
Legislative changes in 1983 made Social Security benefits taxable for some recipients.
Academic text (2007) -
Tax incentives are attractive to taxable firms because they reduce tax otherwise payable.
Academic text (1993) -
Anytime you use or trade your virtual currency, that's a taxable transaction.
Antonyms
How Taxed
22
3.7
15
4.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taxable comes from the simple word tax plus the ending -able, which means 'able to be'. The root tax comes from an old Latin word taxare meaning 'to estimate' or 'to charge', so taxable is something that can be charged a tax or is 'subject to tax'.