Match the terms to their definition
1 capital gains
2 commission
3. dividends
4....
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Business, 16.02.2022 20:40 byrdkellykellybyrd
Match the terms to their definition
1 capital gains
2 commission
3. dividends
4. Income
5. interest
6. stockholder
7. taxable income
Income earned by the sale of
assets, such as stocks or property, which
Income is the difference between the
price paid and the selling price.
a fee paid to an employee for their
sale or services, which fee is usually
based on a percentage of the sale price.
money paid to people who own
stock in a company from the company's
earnings.
the portion of income that is
subject to being taxed.
an Individual who owns one or
more shares of stock in a joint stock
company.
the money received for work or
products sold and from other sources,
such as rent or Investments.
money the bank gives you when
you keep your money in one of their accounts.
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