savings should be treated as another type of\n○ gross income.\n○ net income.\n○ tax.\n○ expenditure.

savings should be treated as another type of\n○ gross income.\n○ net income.\n○ tax.\n○ expenditure.

savings should be treated as another type of\n○ gross income.\n○ net income.\n○ tax.\n○ expenditure.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Savings is money set - aside from income after accounting for expenses. It is not gross income (total earnings before deductions), not net income (income after deductions), and not a tax. It is the opposite of expenditure as it is money not spent.

Answer:

None of the above options are correct. Savings is the amount left over when expenses are subtracted from income. It is not any of the given options directly.