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income n revenu m, revenus mpl ; an income of £1,000 per month un revenu de 1 000 livres sterling par mois ; to be on an income of £20,000 per year gagner 20 000 livres par an ; to live within/beyond one's income vivre dans la limite de/au-delà de ses moyens ; low-income households ménages mpl à bas revenus ; loss of income perte f de revenus ; disposable/taxable income revenu disponible/imposable ; gross income revenu brut ; sources of income sources fpl de revenus ; earned income revenus professionnels ; unearned income ≈ rentes fpl. -
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non gagné(e) en travaillant ou par le travailunearned income revenus m pl non professionnels, rentes f pl;FINANCE unearned increment plus-value f
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unearned income — ( revenue) Income received in advance of the time at which it is earned, such as prepaid rent. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * unearned income unearned income ➔ income * * * unearned income UK US noun [U] (also investment income) … Financial and business terms
unearned income — un·earned income n: income (as interest and dividends) that is not gained by labor, service, or skill compare earned income Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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unearned income — [[t]ʌ̱nɜː(r)nd ɪ̱ŋkʌm[/t]] N UNCOUNT Unearned income is money that people gain from interest or profit from property or investment, rather than money that they earn from a job. ... reduction in the tax on unearned income could be a boost for… … English dictionary
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unearned income — income received from property, as interest, dividends, or the like. Cf. earned income. * * * … Universalium