Definition of discretionary income in English:

discretionary income

noun

mass noun

Income remaining after deduction of taxes, social security charges, and basic living costs.
（在扣除税、其他必要费用及消费品开支后）可随意支配的收入。比较DISPOSABLE INCOME
Compare with disposable income
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is especially acute at low levels of income, where savings and discretionary income are very limited.
- Alternatively, individuals at greater risk might select a more comprehensive plan and supplement the voucher's value with other discretionary income.
- The more the state spends and taxes the less discretionary income citizens have in take-home pay (or what remains after deductions for tax and national insurance).
- Fear of unemployment, falling tourism numbers, the impact on disposable, discretionary income of stealth taxes have all taken their toll, as has a squeeze on pay in the private sector.
- As they enter their retirement years healthier and wealthier than previous generations, Boomers will have more discretionary income for travel and entertainment.

Definition of discretionary income in US English:

discretionary income

noun

Income remaining after deduction of taxes, other mandatory charges, and expenditure on necessary items.
（在扣除税、其他必要费用及消费品开支后）可随意支配的收入。比较DISPOSABLE INCOME
Compare with disposable income
Example sentencesExamples
- Alternatively, individuals at greater risk might select a more comprehensive plan and supplement the voucher's value with other discretionary income.
- Fear of unemployment, falling tourism numbers, the impact on disposable, discretionary income of stealth taxes have all taken their toll, as has a squeeze on pay in the private sector.
- The problem is especially acute at low levels of income, where savings and discretionary income are very limited.
- As they enter their retirement years healthier and wealthier than previous generations, Boomers will have more discretionary income for travel and entertainment.
- The more the state spends and taxes the less discretionary income citizens have in take-home pay (or what remains after deductions for tax and national insurance).

词汇	discretionary income
释义	Definition of discretionary income in English: discretionary income noun mass noun Income remaining after deduction of taxes, social security charges, and basic living costs. （在扣除税、其他必要费用及消费品开支后）可随意支配的收入。比较DISPOSABLE INCOME Compare with disposable income Example sentencesExamples The problem is especially acute at low levels of income, where savings and discretionary income are very limited. Alternatively, individuals at greater risk might select a more comprehensive plan and supplement the voucher's value with other discretionary income. The more the state spends and taxes the less discretionary income citizens have in take-home pay (or what remains after deductions for tax and national insurance). Fear of unemployment, falling tourism numbers, the impact on disposable, discretionary income of stealth taxes have all taken their toll, as has a squeeze on pay in the private sector. As they enter their retirement years healthier and wealthier than previous generations, Boomers will have more discretionary income for travel and entertainment. Definition of discretionary income in US English: discretionary income noun Income remaining after deduction of taxes, other mandatory charges, and expenditure on necessary items. （在扣除税、其他必要费用及消费品开支后）可随意支配的收入。比较DISPOSABLE INCOME Compare with disposable income Example sentencesExamples Alternatively, individuals at greater risk might select a more comprehensive plan and supplement the voucher's value with other discretionary income. Fear of unemployment, falling tourism numbers, the impact on disposable, discretionary income of stealth taxes have all taken their toll, as has a squeeze on pay in the private sector. The problem is especially acute at low levels of income, where savings and discretionary income are very limited. As they enter their retirement years healthier and wealthier than previous generations, Boomers will have more discretionary income for travel and entertainment. The more the state spends and taxes the less discretionary income citizens have in take-home pay (or what remains after deductions for tax and national insurance).
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