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3 years ago

DIFFERENTIATE DIFFERENT FORMS OF EARNED INCOME.

Business

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skelet666 [1.2K]3 years ago

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Answer:

There are three types: Earned, Capital gains and passive

Explanation:

Earned: Requires you to trade time for money but can be earned quickly.

Capital Gains: Can be earned without ACTIVE work but takes a longer time. You get this by selling something/

Passive: Can be earned without ACTIVE work but takes a longer time. You get this after just one and investment that pays steadily like stock dividends.

For example, you could earn earned income from working a job, capital gains from buying and then selling a stock and passive income from stock dividends.

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