Traduction de «revenu réinvesti » (Français → Anglais) :

reinvested earnings | reinvested income | reinvested profit

reinvested earnings on direct foreign investment

subsistence level income [ guaranteed minimum income | minimum subsistence income ]

fishing revenue [ fishing income | income for fisherman ]

earned income | earnings | labor income | labour income

distribution of income [ allocation of income ]

reinvested earnings on direct foreign investment

payment-in-kind security [ pay-in-kind security | PIK security ]

plowed-back profit [ ploughed-back profit ]

But they have agreed that they have to keep that money within the realm of low-income families with kids and put it into other kinds of programs, such as social services or income programs, provincial or whatever.

Furthermore, any revenues raised through auctioning should be reinvested to tackle energy poverty and fund further environmental programmes.

[Text] Question No. 87 Mr. Tony Martin: With respect to variations among jurisdictions in the application of the National Child Benefit Supplement (NCBS): (a) what mechanisms are in place to ensure equal support for all Canadians regardless of their place of residence; (b) where a province or a territory applies a benefit reduction (clawback) to a family's NCBS, does a family still receive, in any case, the same level of overall income support; (c) how does the government ensure that provinces and territories invest proceeds from any clawbacks in programs that are complementary to the NCBS; (d) by province and for each of the last five years, how have ...[+++]provinces reinvested any proceeds from clawbacks; and (e) how many families who see a clawback of their NCBS from a welfare benefit fit into one of the following categories, and for each category, what percentage does it represent of the total number of families receiving the NCBS: (i) working but not earning enough money to qualify for welfare top-up, (ii) disabled or unable to work, (iii) caring for a disabled child under the age of 6 years, (iv) caring for a baby under the age of 1 year, (v) living in a homeless shelter unable to find affordable housing, (vi) paying more than half their income on rent, and (vii) relying on food banks in order to feed their children?

Capital gains resulting from the disposal of immovable property intended for use by the taxpayer or his family as a permanent abode are exempted from income tax under, amongst others, the condition that the realisation value is reinvested in other immovable property which is used solely for the same purpose and is located on the Portuguese territory.