1986
No. Income averaging was removed from the Tax Code in 1986, except for farmers.
Harold William Jasper has written: 'Averaging of income for federal personal income tax purposes' -- subject(s): Income tax, Income averaging
Income averaging is available for certain farm income. It is no longer available for any wage earners or small businesses. repealed in the tax act of 1986.
Except for special situations, like Farm income, income averaging isn't available anymore. The most you can do is try to manage the year the income is considered earned in.
Only if you were born before 1936.
No. The even then fairly short lived income averaging went out about 15 years ago. One year, same year now. (Except for some farmers...who can still get income averaging).
Schedule G (Form 1040)
In Australia income averaging can be used by people in the following occupations: Inventors, Performers, Production Assistants, Writers, Authors, Composers and sportspersons.
Income from discontinued operations refers to the earnings generated by a segment of a business that has been sold or is being phased out. This income is reported separately on a company's income statement to provide clarity to investors about the ongoing performance of the remaining operations. It includes any gains or losses from the disposal of the discontinued segment, as well as the income generated by that segment up until the point of sale. This separation helps stakeholders assess the core business's profitability without the influence of non-recurring items.
Income averaging was repealed in 1986 for all but farmers and fishermen, plus a specific type for lump sum distributions.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have the highest disposable income in the world, averaging over $220,000. Source: http://www.arabianbusiness.com/496677-the-rise-of-disposable-income
No...ended like 15-20 yeas ago