Getting another job or working overtime
Getting another job or working overtime
Many States all over the country allow income taxes (which includes wages) to be imposed on the city or even more local level. Many, (actually most), do not. So it just depends on where you live & or work. Working in a city with an income tax normally subjects that income to that tax, so working in NYC but even living someplace in Connecticut, as many do, means you pay NYC tax on your earnings attributable to there. But not on your other earnings - say from a different job (or even same job but other locations) or investments, interest, etc. On the other hand, living in NYC and working someplace else, the income may be taxed by the other place, and all your income in NYC taxable there as well, with a credit (of some type) for the tax you paid already on the income to another jurisdiction.
Expenses more than income is called "Loss" Income over expenses called "Profit"
Income which is generated by normal business basic operating activities is called net operating income while other income then operating income is called non operating income like interest income or dividend income etc.
unearned income
No. You still have a source of income from the 2nd job. The purpose of UI is to provide a pittance income while you not working and seeking employment. Since you are still working, you are not eligible for UI.
Wages or a salary.
Job security is and always has been the primary consideration for most workers.They want assurance that their jobs and the income derived from working will continue until they are ready to retire.
Earned income is money you get from working. When you have a job, you're paid a salary--usually in a paycheck you get every week or every two weeks.
It was not seasonal, you knew that you had a job and an income all year round.
Unlikely. Since you are not working legally it is hard to show a legal income. Without a legal income the people loaning money have to way to know what you even have a real job.
Money earned from working is called income.
Getting another job or working overtime
Getting another job or working overtime .
getting another job or working overtime
A letter to a friend is NOT an example of a transfer payment.