← Back to context Comment by bigstrat2003 13 hours ago Living in a house is not income. 2 comments bigstrat2003 Reply astrange 11 hours ago It's imputed income because you don't have to pay rent. Telemakhos 7 hours ago This is the most European thing I’ve read all week. Income is inflow of money, while rent is an expense. The avoidance of expense should not be considered income for tax purposes: it would discourage frugality.
astrange 11 hours ago It's imputed income because you don't have to pay rent. Telemakhos 7 hours ago This is the most European thing I’ve read all week. Income is inflow of money, while rent is an expense. The avoidance of expense should not be considered income for tax purposes: it would discourage frugality.
Telemakhos 7 hours ago This is the most European thing I’ve read all week. Income is inflow of money, while rent is an expense. The avoidance of expense should not be considered income for tax purposes: it would discourage frugality.
It's imputed income because you don't have to pay rent.
This is the most European thing I’ve read all week. Income is inflow of money, while rent is an expense. The avoidance of expense should not be considered income for tax purposes: it would discourage frugality.