Imputed income refers to the economic benefit a taxpayer obtains through the performance of their own services or through the use of their own property. Generally, imputed income is not subject to income taxes.
Imputed value, or imputed income, refers to a logical or implicit value that is not recorded in any account. This involves assigning a value to goods, services, or investments that are not explicitly quantified.
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