With active receivers one differentiates:

• Wages (worker) also firm, chord or piece-rate wage
• Content (employee)
• Paying (an official, judge, state States of, professors)
• Pay (soldier and civil service-carrying out)
• Fee (artist)
• Parliamentary allowance (politics) (of members of the federal daily or a federal state parliament/a senate)
• Commission (turnover-dependent amount; e.g. insurance agents; with brokers: Brokerage fee; with supervisory boards or managing directors: Percentage of profits)
• Fee (lecturer, authors, consultants)
• This year is the earned income for sailors

With inactive receivers one differentiates:

• Pension (insurance benefit)
• Pension (payments from the treasury for officials, judges, state lawyers, professors or soldier, a church official)

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