income . ( Of the lat. )( reddita , inflation protected. by vendita ). 1. f. usefulness or benefit that pays each year something, or that this is charged. 2. d. what they paid in money or fruits a tenant. 3. f. income flow, increase in the wealth of a person. 4. f. State debt or titles that represent. 5. f. Der. Tax, net of returns. income of bags. 1. f. tax paid who transported genera to another country or from one place to another. income stagnant. 1. f. Which comes from an article whose exclusive sales reserves the Government, such as tobacco. income General. 1. f. regardless of which charged directly by the Treasury throughout the country, such as salt, tobacco, customs, etc. income national. 1. f. set of revenue arising from the participation in the production process for a year, and referred to a national entity. income per capita. 1. f. income national divided by the number of inhabitants of a country. income provincial. 1. f. Each of those from regular taxes paid a province to the Treasury, as alcabala, hundreds, etc. income rented. 1. f. That is not possible, but fixed and secure. income lifetime. 1. f. Der. Random contract in which a part gives to another a sum or capital with the obligation to pay a pension to the assignor or third person during the life of the beneficiary. a la income . 1. loc. Advisor. In leasing. a income , o en renta . 1. locs. income. to the income. do income s, or the income s. 1. locs. verbs. Rent them by publishing them, proclaiming them. improve the income s. 1. loc. verb. Bid them. get someone in the income from the excusado. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Get into what it does not concern you or matter. Live from the income s. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Take advantage of something that has been achieved previously, without making any effort to renew it. ? V. statement of the income hacimiento of income s