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A partner can generally apply passive activity losses against passive activity income for the year.
Variable Cost
Expenses that change in proportion to the activity of a business such as raw materials and direct labor costs.
Fixed Cost
Payments that do not vary with the amount of production or sales activities, including costs like renting spaces, salary payouts, and insurance contributions.
Operating Leverage
Operating leverage describes the extent to which a company can increase its profits by increasing sales, highlighting the ratio of fixed costs to variable costs.
Net Operating Income
The amount of profit a company makes from its normal business operations, excluding any income or costs from investments and other non-core business activities.
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