The Internal Revenue Service strictly defines passive income to include only a few revenue streams, and the election to treat capital gains as passive income does not exist. A capital gain is an increase in value of a capital asset, such as an investment property or stocks, that makes them worth more than they were when you purchased them. However, until the capital asset is sold, you will realize no gains. Capital gains can be short-term – held for a year or less – or long-term assets held for more than a year. When a capital asset is sold, then the proceeds from the sale are taxable. But, just how much you're taxed depends on several factors, including whether or not it was held as a long or short-term asset. Defining Passive Income Only two types of activities generate passive income as defined by the IRS. Rental activity, including rents and other fees paid to a landlord, are considered a passive revenue stream. Investing in companies but not providing hands-on direction is also a passive activity. This definition doesn’t apply to stock ownership, but merely financial arrangements in which an investor serves as a “silent partner,” bankrolling a business venture while leaving its day-to-day operations up to others.
The Internal Revenue Service strictly defines passive income to include only a few revenue streams, and the election to treat capital gains as passive income does not exist. A capital gain is an increase in value of a capital asset, such as an investment property or stocks, that makes them worth more than they were when you purchased them. However, until the capital asset is sold, you will realize no gains. Capital gains can be short-term – held for a year or less – or long-term assets held for more than a year. When a capital asset is sold, then the proceeds from the sale are taxable. But, just how much you're taxed depends on several factors, including whether or not it was held as a long or short-term asset. Defining Passive Income Only two types of activities generate passive income as defined by the IRS. Rental activity, including rents and other fees paid to a landlord, are considered a passive revenue stream. Investing in companies but not providing hands-on direction is also a passive activity. This definition doesn’t apply to stock ownership, but merely financial arrangements in which an investor serves as a “silent partner,” bankrolling a business venture while leaving its day-to-day operations up to others. Nyc2005 发表于 2021-12-29 17:11
但是算在networth增值里
这样啊， 谢谢
Asset - Liability = Equity
可以google学一下财务方面的三个表： Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement