Weitere Beispiele werden automatisch zu den Stichwörtern zugeordnet - wir garantieren ihre Korrektheit nicht.
We will take into account any unearned income you have during the academic year.
What we may take into account is any unearned income (you have.
The Senate plan calls for a top rate of 7 percent on both earned and unearned income.
This tax is not collected on unearned income like interest and dividends.
The rules place no limit on unearned income like money from investments.
Dividends, interest and other unearned income are not included in the calculations.
That tax applies only to unearned income like dividends and interest paid to children under age 14.
No cash, just credit cards, and a guaranteed unearned income.
The figures included earned and unearned income, like welfare payments.
The maximum rate on unearned income was cut to 11.75 percent, from 13.5 percent in 1986.
Q. Unearned income, interest and so on, is not subject to the retirement earnings test, right?
A summer job can bring many benefits, and the kiddie tax applies only to unearned income.
The new tax - 4.5 percent on wages, salaries and unearned income - took effect last Tuesday.
Their unearned income, now exempt from the payroll tax, would also be subject to a 3.8 percent levy.
"It is wrong to put the burden on a citizen and to allow the bureaucracy to keep the unearned income," he said.
A child under 14 will be taxed at his own low rate on unearned income of up to $1,200 a year.
Essentially, for a child under age 14, the unearned income over $1,000 is subject to tax at the parents' rate.
It's unfair because there is no such reduction for so-called unearned income from investments.
Ballet Theater will lose $41,900, less than 1 percent of its unearned income for 1994.
Now, a child under 14 who has any unearned income over $1,000 pays taxes on it at the parents' rate.
Dividends and other unearned income are taxed by the taxpayer's resident state.
It is also important to remember that the kiddie tax provision only applies to unearned income.
Any amount over what is considered a reasonable salary is unearned income.
The $10,000 clearly is not for personal services and is unearned income.
The first $1,000 of unearned income is still partly tax-sheltered.