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Michael Torres

CPA, Former IRS Revenue Agent
Updated: January 18, 2026
Income

Passive Income

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Definition

Income requiring minimal ongoing effort after initial setup, like car sharing or print-on-demand sales.

Related Terms

Active Income
Income requiring direct time exchange, like delivering food or driving rideshare.
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FAQs

Is gig work passive?

Mostly active; some like Turo can be more passive.

Examples of passive gig income?

Car sharing (Turo), print-on-demand, digital products.

Similar Terms

Active Income

Income requiring direct time exchange, like delivering food or driving rideshare.
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