Synonyms for personal income
per·son·al in·come

Princeton's WordNet

1. personal incomenoun

   the income received by a single individual

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1. • Income

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1. Shannon Stapleton/Pool via AP -RRB-:

   I probably am unique in the nation -- I'll give you something to play with. What public official in the United States has released more taxes -- personal income taxes -- for a longer period of time than I have, i bet you I've released my personal income taxes for the past 20 years, and I will do that again this year. And you will see everything you want to see in the personal income taxes.

2. Robert Travis Scott:

   He really wanted to go to a national stage, run for president, and say he repealed the personal income tax.

3. The IMF:

   Keeping to these plans, however, is subject to significant risks related to (i) the ability to fully finance the ambitious 2016 personal income tax reform and (ii) uncertainties about the costs associated with the refugee crisis, while recent revenue buoyancy will help, it is likely that additional measures will be needed to reach the targeted deficit.

4. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   Market pricing for upcoming rate hikes is certainly being supported by the stronger April personal income and spending numbers this morning, if the Fed is really data-dependent and looking at growth momentum, these numbers would do very well for GDP (gross domestic product) tracking and that's helping push yields higher.

5. Renzo Olivari:

   At the beginning of his time as governor, Terry McAuliffe faced a state budget prepared by his Republican predecessor that did not end up having enough revenue to cover the operating expenses. Not having enough revenues to cover expenses is the definition of a deficit, thanks to Terry's strong leadership, Virginia created 200,000 good-paying jobs, created 1,100 economic development projects, and increased personal income 14%. While Glenn Youngkin will deny hardworking Virginians a $15 [per] hour minimum wage, Terry will fight to increase it by 2024 and make sure our Commonwealth has the strongest post-COVID economy in the country.