The phrase "income items" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to individual sources of income, such as wages, investments, or other forms of income. For example, "John's income items included his salary, rental income, and dividends from his investments."
Those income items may include profits, employee compensation, property income, or taxes.
Many companies (close to 40% of S&P 500 firms) provide guidance about key income items, such as sales, margins, and major operating costs, in addition to earnings.
Rather than requiring the I.R.S. to ask whether fringe benefits are compensatory, the Treasury Department could write regulations directing the agency to exclude from income items and services — like meals, climbing walls or foosball — if those items are consumed in a work environment intended to increase collaboration.
Ordinary income -- items like salaries, interest income, and business income -- is subject to a seven-bracket progressive system.
Income is considered as the sum of different income items (respondents report separately the amount of income that derive from earnings, pensions, interests etc).
Do not leave off income items from your tax return.
Today, the individual income tax is the largest income item in the federal budget.
If you leave off an income item, the IRS may simply adjust your refund or balance due or they may postpone your refund and ask you for more information.
There might be information bias in the average monthly household income item because Chinese tradition opposes revelations concerning information about family wealth.
The beer promoters were questioned about sex work on 3 different items "sex with clients" (Item 44), "receiving money for sex" (Item 45), and "sex with men to supplement their income" (Item 50).
We note that the structure is highly similar to the one found in adults, with one difference: the income item which originally loaded on physiological dependence, now loaded on psychological craving.
