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Definition of Government income
1. Noun. Income available to the government.
Generic synonyms: Income
Specialized synonyms: Revenue, Tax Income, Tax Revenue, Taxation
Lexicographical Neighbors of Government Income
Literary usage of Government income
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Island of Cuba by Alexander von Humboldt, John S. Thrasher (1856)
"... tariff—Internal taxes— Direct revenue—State property—Declared revenue—Items
of government income to be added—Total. revenue—Abuses in Cuba Evil effects ..."
2. The Elements of Public Finance: Including the Monetary System of the United by Winthrop More Daniels (1899)
"government income. CHAPTER I. TAXATION : ITS ESSENTIAL NATURE. Different Sources
of State Income.—To meet its expenses the government must secure an income. ..."
3. Constitutional Law in the United States by Emlin McClain (1910)
"Direct Taxation by the Federal Government; Income Tax. While the revenues of the
United States have usually been derived almost entirely from duties, ..."
4. Selected Readings in Public Finance by Charles Jesse Bullock (1906)
"At this time, therefore, the income from a legitimate system of taxation, through
its elasticity, should have declined so that the total government income ..."
5. Selected Readings in Public Finance by Charles Jesse Bullock (1906)
"At this time, therefore, the income from a legitimate system of taxation, through
its elasticity, should have declined so that the total government income ..."
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