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Portfolio Income

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Investment Income
The income one derives from capital gains, dividends, and other activities related to the purchase and sale of securities. This differs from wages and salary primarily in that one does not need to work for investment income. One can manage one's investments oneself, or one can hire a money manager to do it. Both individuals and companies can have investment income; indeed, a publicly-traded company must list its investment income on its balance sheet. Investment income is often taxed differently from other income. See also: Capital gains tax.

Portfolio Income
Portfolio income is not passive income for the passive loss rules. Portfolio income includes dividends, interest, capital gains from property that produces portfolio income, and royalties.


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469(e)(1) state that passive income does not include any gross income from interest, dividends, annuities, or royalties not derived in the ordinary course of business; expenses that are clearly and directly allocable to those types of income; and gains or losses not derived in the ordinary course of a trade or business attributable to producing the portfolio income described above or otherwise held for investment.
One must concentrate on passive income, portfolio income.
Covered calls for your wealth journey: One of your key aims on your wealth journey is to generate a passive or portfolio income that will exceed your expenses.
 
 
 
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