1. Budgetable income consists of projected gross annual income, except for self-employment income, which uses net income (see Section 33.6.6 Self-Employment Earnings)

2. 1 Employment; Income distribution and wealth.

3. Statistics Canada, special tabulations of data from the Longitudinal Employment Analysis Program, 19917ndash;2002; National Income and Expenditure Accounts.

4. Additional Medicare Tax on Self-Employment Income

5. Taxable income derived from income from employment and home ownership is the aggregate total income, comprising:

6. Statistics Canada, special tabulations of data from the Longitudinal Employment Analysis Program, 1991–92 to 2001–02; National Income and Expenditure Accounts.

7. Claimants must provide documentation substantiating their self-employment income

8. Apprenticeships are considered full-time employment

9. The Association of People Supporting Employment First (Apse) is the only national organization focused exclusively on Employment First to facilitate the full inclusion of people with disabilities in …

10. Are employment levels and per capita income at suitable levels?

11. Public sector employment accounted for nearly 60% of full-time employment in 2011.

12. Steve's still looking for full-time employment .

13. Statistics Canada, special tabulations of data from the Longitudinal Employment Analysis Program, 1991–92 to 2002–03; National Income and Expenditure Accounts, 1991–2003.

14. Self-employment income is reported after business expenses but, as with wages and salaries, before income tax.

15. Self-employment income is calculated after business expenses but, as with wages and salaries, before income tax.

16. He implemented relief programs such as the National Housing Act and National Employment Commission.

17. Self-employment is mostly regulated at national level only.

18. 8 Alcohol abuse can also mean wasted income, even loss of employment.

19. Agency Mandate To enhance the growth of earned income and employment opportunities.

20. Average per capita debt-adjusted gross national income

21. • savings to income support programs as a result of increased earnings through employment;

22. Employment in agriculture is also well above the national average.

23. Abbreviations: DBA, debt-burden adjustment; GNI, gross national income; LPCIA, low per capita income adjustment.

24. Most people when they speak about universal basic income, they actually mean national basic income.

25. Accumulation with earnings from full-time employment is not possible.

26. Brocton's average income also trails the national average ($73,345)

27. Credits are based on your total wages and self-employment income for the year

28. Employment and earned income have always been key indicators, explicit in the Agency’s mandate.

29. The three determinants least frequently addressed were income and social status, employment and education.

30. The precariousness of employment income on both sides certainly qualifies as a valid hypothesis.

31. Generally, only 92.35% of the self-employment income is taxable at the above rates.

32. Competitive companies grow with the economy and generate employment and income for all Canadians

33. Additional Medicare Tax: High-income earners may also have to pay an additional 0.9% tax on wages, compensation, and self-employment income.

34. Over the decade of the 1930s Canada's national income and gross national product actually declined.

35. ACOA’s Program Activities Agency Mandate To enhance the growth of earned income and employment opportunities.

36. Their share in the aggregate income from farm self-employment was also very high (11%).

37. Its industrial output amounts to 80% of the national income.

38. The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) reports on Appalachian statistics such as poverty, income, and employment

39. This additional source of income might have reduced their need to seek alternative employment opportunities.

40. • income and the economic environment for example employment, education, absolute and, more importantly, relative poverty;

41. · Access to employment or work position, temporary, full or part-time employment and at all levels of an occupational hierarchy;

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43. With a view to promoting employment, Directive 97/81 abolished all discrimination between part-time and full-time employment contracts.

44. In some rural areas there are no credible alternative sources of employment and income outside farming.

45. Employment and labour earnings were lagging behind aggregate income, and poverty remained considerably above prior levels.

46. Note that the theoretical arguments behind the convergence hypothesis usually focus on income rather than employment.

47. They also measured their current socioeconomic status in terms of household income and grade of employment .

48. This will be augmented by data from other sources notably on income, employment and family building.

49. Create more opportunities for women to gain access to full-time employment;

50. Astatizer Curl over the people gone who like science as plumbing is about employment and income

51. Admission to employment, including hazardous work, part-time and full-time work

52. Economic growth || - percent change in GDP - absolute change in national income

53. Bogata's average income also falls below the national average of $73,345

54. National Employment Agency (ANE), framework of conventions and agreements between States (qualified persons)

55. Apse offers the first national certification program so employment professionals can earn a designation by passing the national CESP examination

56. Full accumulation of permanent in- Allowed. capacity pensions with earning from new employment.

57. 7 Note that the theoretical arguments behind the convergence hypothesis usually focus on income rather than employment.

58. Not only does this provide self-employment, but it also increases household income and enhances the economy.

59. With an unemployment rate of about # % # yprus actually enjoys conditions of `full employment'

60. The labour income estimates provide comprehensive information on employment compensation but no information on actual wage rates.

61. On the one hand, the Gross National Product (or national income) of many nations increased in recent years.

62. As a consequence, reinvested earnings of direct investment enterprises affect a major national accounting aggregate, gross national income

63. The Consortium of Universities provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibilities, political affiliation, disability, matriculation, familial status, source of income

64. Actual employment will be two full time and three seasonal jobs per year.

65. It is a comprehensive plan, which aims at full employment within two years.

66. to implement the transmission of national accounts employment data in the unit « hours worked »

67. In 1985, collective (state) enterprises earned 96.7% of the net national income.

68. Abbreviations: GDP, gross domestic product; GNI, gross national income; LPCIA, low per capita income adjustment; MER, market exchange rate; PARE, price-adjusted rates of exchange; SNA, System of National Accounts.

69. Coronas Funding offers certain programs that do not require proof of income, assets , employment verification, or strong credit

70. The questionnaires collect information on employment, income generation and the profit and loss account, balance sheet and investment.

71. They can contribute to a cleaner environment, generate additional income for farmers, and generate employment in rural areas.

72. Admission to employment or work, including hazardous work, part-time and full-time work

73. Thereafter she resumed full-time employment as an air hostess on 1 January 1998.

74. Countless olive-producing farms provide income both for workers and small producers in areas with no alternative employment.

75. The majority of the income is attributed to dependence of the community on employment in the public sector.

76. A large income is not necessary for the full enjoyment of life.

77. So, if you need employment or additional income, why not give consideration to operating your own mini-business!

78. It could include, for example, reducing unnecessary expenses, increasing the employment income, or investing in the stock market.

79. ‘disposable income’ = employee income + self-employment income, e.g. profits + income from public pensions + income from private and occupational pensions + income from unemployment benefits + income from social transfers other than unemployment benefits + regular private transfers, e.g. alimonies + (gross rental income from real estate property – debt servicing costs on rental property + income from financial investments) + income from private business or partnership + regular income from other sources + loan subsidies – taxes – health care/social security/medical insurance premiums + tax rebates.

80. Lost income and wages due according to national law and regulations regarding wages;