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1. ''Pensions''. | 1. ''Pensions''. | ||
Abbreviation for an active member of a pension scheme. | |||
2. | 2. ''Tax''. | ||
For tax purposes, active income includes wages, salary and business profits. | |||
Contrasted with 'passive' income, which is broadly investment income. | |||
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Active investment funds engage investment managers to select their investments. | Active investment funds engage investment managers to select their investments. | ||
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Any structure involving relatively more judgement or initiative. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Active bookrunner]] | |||
* [[Active fund]] | * [[Active fund]] | ||
* [[Active income]] | |||
* [[Active member]] | * [[Active member]] | ||
* [[Corporation Tax]] | * [[Corporation Tax]] | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 6 June 2020
1. Pensions.
Abbreviation for an active member of a pension scheme.
2. Tax.
For tax purposes, active income includes wages, salary and business profits.
Contrasted with 'passive' income, which is broadly investment income.
3. Tax.
For tax purposes a company is normally defined as active - and potentially liable for Corporation Tax - when it does any one (or more) of the following:
- Carrying on any business activity or trade or profession.
- Buying and selling goods with a view to profit.
- Providing services.
- Earning interest.
- Managing investments.
- Receiving any other income.
4. Investment management - strategies.
Active investment funds engage investment managers to select their investments.
5.
Any structure involving relatively more judgement or initiative.
