The phrase "amount of earned" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The amount of earned income will be reported on your tax return."
Alternatives: "total earnings" or "earned income amount".
Another cost of taking Social Security before the normal retirement age is limiting the amount of earned income one may receive.
Because a lot of seed corporations have a significant amount of earned income and cash accumulation off[shore], in non-U.S.
Universal basic income doesn't even have that problem because it's never reduced with any amount of earned income above it.
But here's the flip side of the story: This year, the victor of the presidential election received an unprecedented amount of earned media: $5 billion according to one estimate.
We next investigated why the monkeys did not achieve a steeper value comparison function given that its steepness β governs the amount of earned reward.
People who receive disability benefits are periodically re-examined to see if they still qualify, and they may lose eligibility if they have even modest amounts of earned income.
Over the same period, inflation-adjusted spending on the earned income tax credit, which requires individuals to have substantial amounts of earned income, rose from $20 billion in 1992 to more than triple that amount today.
In fact, Bain Capital — like other private equity firms — was founded and managed for profit: ideally, huge amounts of gain earned legally and legitimately.
Median earnings – the amount of money earned by the writer in the middle – dropped from £6,000 in 2000 to just £4,000 in 2004-05.
Osborne, who is expected to announce a further increase in the personal allowance (the amount of earning on which no income tax is levied) to at least £10,500, said there had been a "misconception" in this debate and that lifting the basic rate allowance helped all taxpayers, apart from the very rich.
