Income exclusion rule

Income exclusion rule

The IRS rule that excludes certain types of income from taxation, e.g., welfare payments.
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Income Exclusion Rule

An IRS rule stating that certain income is always tax-exempt. Examples of income falling under the income exclusion rule are welfare payments, child support, and coupons from municipal bonds.
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