The phrase "acknowledge income" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to financial reporting, tax declarations, or discussions about revenue recognition.
Example: "It is important for businesses to acknowledge income accurately to ensure compliance with tax regulations."
Alternatives: "recognize revenue" or "report earnings".
Although Republicans have started to acknowledge that income inequality is problem, the party's distaste for taxes and banking regulation are unlikely to check income growth at the highest level.
West, John Yes, but I wish you would acknowledge that income tax is more progressive than indirect taxes; and that excessive payments to the highest earners damage the sense of community we must foster if all of us are to commit ourselves whole-heartedly to the common good.
And we need to develop policies that acknowledge that income inequality exists and reflect the economic reality facing older adults today.
Conservatives have criticized his data, his analysis, and, where they acknowledge an income gap, have questioned whether his solutions would help.
Laura Durso Honolulu David Frum correctly acknowledges that income inequality in the United States has been growing steadily and that the use of genetic technology by the affluent to enhance the "intelligence, health, beauty and strength" of their offspring would exacerbate this trend.
In this view, not acknowledging the income disparity that is today's reality (to take one example) is even more bizarre than using a glossy magazine as a conduit to discussion.
Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr., she noted, has acknowledged that income disparities have increased, but, along with a "solid consensus" of experts, attributed that shift largely to "the rapid pace of technological change has been a major driver in the decades-long widening of the income gap in the United States". Others argued that public policies had played a role in the shift.
Even still, the former top-level executive at one of the world's richest corporations acknowledges that income inequality is a growing problem.
While each of the Republicans who spoke Tuesday night acknowledged that income inequality is an issue that continues to hurt Americans, no one seems to have come up with a real way for conservatives to address the issue.
Your assertion that reducing physician income will significantly reduce health care costs doesn't acknowledge that physician income only accounts for 5 to 10percentt of total health care spending ("Sending Back the Doctors Bill," Week in Review, July 29).
