taxable
IPA: tˈæksʌbʌɫ
noun
- Something on which tax must be paid.
adjective
- that can be taxed
- subject to taxation.
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Examples of "taxable" in Sentences
- Instead, increase your emergency funds in taxable accounts and open a Roth IRA.
- He still holds some ETFs in taxable brokerage accounts because selling them would result in capital gains.
- The official added that these workless households could still claim £26,000 a year, the equivalent of £35,000 in taxable income.
- The truth is that 100% of the complexity inheres in the definition of taxable income, which takes up millions of words in the tax laws.
- However, Mr. Wyden's idea to renew Build America Bonds with what are known as taxable tax credits appears to reflect the general direction of federal policymakers.
- Despite a triple-A rating and taxation powers, Utah recently paid 0.75 percentage point over Treasurys to borrow about $100 million in taxable Build America bonds for 10 years.
- The report claims that legalizing marijuana would save the state $1 billion on law enforcement, generate an estimated $350 million in taxable revenue and make marijuana a $14 billion industry, nearly twice the size of California's dairy industry, the state's next biggest agriculture industry.
- How about this for a simple tax (no idea if percentages work, just a rough idea, and while they seem low remmeber no deductions at all, for example I made $97K last year but thanks to deductions only had $55K in taxable income), all income is equal capital gains vs salary vs inheritamce you name it:
- A dollar put into a 401K, for a taxpayer at the top bracket, will have to eventually, somehow, someway, generate $2.86 in taxable income to be a breakeven proposition for the Treasury (BTW, this is in Present Values, if you look into the future the taxable income generated would have to be much more to also account for the time value of money).
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