What income is not taxable?1 min read
Here are the most common sources.
- Child support payments
- Gifts, bequests and inheritances
- Welfare benefits
- Cash rebates from a dealer/manufacturer
- Money paid on your behalf to a medical facility or school
- Scholarships
- Interest on bonds
- Borrowed money from banks or personal loans
- Reimbursement for qualified adoption expenses
- Damage awards for physical sickness and/or injury
- Disability Insurance payments
- Employer provided Insurance
- Sale of your principal residence (up to 250K for individuals, 500K for married couples filing jointly)
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By Simons Bitzer
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