Gross income

Possible numerators include the gross income net pretax income net after-tax income gross profit, ie, gross income minus book depreciation cash flow or net income. An average return value is selected by defining a typical or mature proof year as the basis of calculation. The denominator can be the original total investment, depreciated book-value investment, lifetime averaged investment, or fixed capital investment. 

The gross income (or profit) of a process is defined as follows ... 

Annual net income (or profit) = Annual gross income — Annual taxes (III.7)... 

To provide a sense of the value of some of these deviations from neutral taxation. Table 2 reports cumulative estimates over five years of selected energy-related tax expenditures. The Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act defines a tax expenditure as a revenue loss attributable to a special inclusion, exemption, or deduction from gross income or a special credit, preferential tax rate, or deferral of tax. 

Gross margin per unit of floor space subtract the feed costs from the gross income and then divide the result by the floor area. 

A company operating an oil well has a gross income of 100,000,000 and expenses totaling 28,000,000. Assuming a 48% income tax rate, calculate the income taxes paid by the company. 

In contrast to the single swap approach, however, it can also be argued that the money required for additional capital can be advanced without advancing the whole of the economy s gross income. In Marx s terminology it may... 

The overall impact on gross income of advances of capitalist money is captured by the Leontief inverse (I - At)-1. To explore this relationship in more detail the Leontief inverse can be expressed as a series of impacts,... 

Each impact represents a circuit of money, in which money is advanced and circulates back to the capitalist. In the first circuit the impact on gross income is Ft, in the second circuit AtFt, in the third circuit (At)2Ft, and so on. This can be illustrated using Marx s numerical example, in which the matrix of money coefficients has the structure... 

A simplification is made possible by noting first that ph, the money value of per capita worker consumption, is the scalar wage rate w (under the assumption that workers do not save). And since wlX is the total wage bill, by decomposition if w = wlX/pX is the share of wages in gross income,... 

Once an individual has established these plans, distribution provisions under these plans are restricted to the time at which they may commence. Distributions from an individual retirement account may not begin before an individual reaches age 59%. If distributions are made prior to that age, they are subject to a 10% premature distributions penalty in addition to being included in the individual s taxable income for that year. Furthermore, distributions may not be postponed beyond the taxable year in which the individual attains age 70%. So, in other words, between age 59% and 70% distributions may commence. Once distributions do occur, any amounts received under the plan are taxed as ordinary income includable in the individual s gross income for that year and are taxed at ordinary rates—no capital gains or special averaging is permitted. 

Income Profit before income taxes or gross income from sales before deduction of expenses. 

Household average yearly gross income from opium of opium growing families US 1,800 -5% US 1,700... 

Per capita gross income of opium growing farmers US 280 -7% US 260... 

Currently it appears that the revenue from the sale of the water-soluble chemicals will contribute approximately 25% to the gross income of the process. When it becomes possible to purify and dispose of the oil-soluble chemicals, the revenue from chemical sales should amount to 40 to 50% of the total. 

Continuing along the same course of action. For example, one might decide that saving 5 percent of one s gross income is adequate for one s financial goals. 

Employee benefit expenses are included in gross income... 

The terms gross income or gross revenue used by accountants refer to the total amount of capital received as a result of the sale of goods or service. Net income or net revenue is the total profit remaining after deducting all costs, including taxes. 

It has been proposed that a company invest 1 million in a venture which will yield a gross income of 1 million per year. The total annual costs will be 800,000 per year including interest on the total investment at an annual rate of 8 percent. In an alternate proposal, the company can invest a total of 600,000 and receive annual net earnings (before income taxes) of 220,000 from the venture. In this case, the net earnings were determined on the basis of no interest costs. The company has 1 million of its own which it wishes to invest, and it can always obtain an effective 6 percent annual interest rate by loaning out the money. What would be the most profitable way for the company to invest its 1 million ... 

Share of gross income from top five earners 79% 73% 51% 47% 55% 66%... 

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