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What is the average income of someone 29 years old?
The average income of a 29 year will depend on their job. They could make at least $30,000 if they have a strong educational background.
What is the term for a large group of people with similar characteristics such as educational background and income level?
(Apex Learning) A social class.
Do you enter your current occupation or the occupation that you earned the previous year's income from when filling out the occupation field on the 1040EZ?
Occupation for earnings being reported
How much is income tax?
It depends on your occupation!!
What are the characteristics of the delegates?
(age, occupation, income)
Social class is based on?
Social class is usually based on a combination of factors such as income level, education, occupation, and family background. It is a way to categorize individuals or groups within society based on their economic and social status.
Affirmative action in college?
Trying to create a diverse environment. For example, considering factors such as race, religion, educational background, family history, parent's income, etc. when admitting/declining prospective students.
Why do knights have jobs?
'Being a knight' is not an occupation and does not produce an income.
Can you list "student" as the occupation on a passport application?
No, "student" is not typically accepted as an occupation on a passport application. It is recommended to list a more specific occupation or source of income.
What has the author Richard B Goode written?
Richard B. Goode has written: 'Educational expenditures and the income tax' -- subject(s): Income tax deductions for educational expenses
What is Mike Kroeger's occupation?
He is the bassist for Nickelback. That is his primary income source.
What is additional income?
Additional income is income you make apart from you main occupation. This can range from scrapping metal to babysitting. Depending on what you do for this additional income, you may or may not have to pay taxes on it.
