1, realized gains do not count as personal income, but any taxes paid on such gains reduce disposable personal income and thus saving.
Gains don't count as personal income but the taxes paid on them reduce saving.
Gains always count as personal income and one must pay taxes on them.
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The dead of the enemy lay below them.
No, I don't support the Eagles any more.
A person is walking the horse back to pasture.