n. the monetary payment received for goods or services or from other sources as rents or investments.
The jobless man had no income.
The jobless man had no income.
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We went to the annual picnic. OR He had an increase in his annual income.
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He squeaks by on a limited income.
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His extra income was from ill-gotten gains. Spelled with a hyphen.
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Our county has the highest income per capita in the state.
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The sixteenth amendment allowed congress to levy an income tax.
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He tithed his income to the Church. OR The church was tithed.
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The IRS audits questionable income tax returns.
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The government subsidized the farmer's income.
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She is tithing her income to the Church.
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The taxes you pay are based on your gross income.
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The keystone of his campaign was doing away with the income tax.
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What helped Harriet get an income of money after she returned home from the war?
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He illicitly asked them not to report the income to the IRS.
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He had an increase in his annual income.
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financial gain; interest; salary; wages; earnings
outgo; spending; expenditures
2 syllables
in-come
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