What is the income a nonprofit organization receives from fees for service called?

A) earned
B) taxable
C) contributed
D) expendable

The income a nonprofit organization receives from fees for service is called "earned" because it is revenue earned through the provision of services or goods, rather than contributions or donations. This earned income may be subject to tax, depending on the nature of the service provided and the organization's tax status. Contributed income refers to donations and grants received, while expendable income refers to funds that can be used for current expenses rather than being designated for long-term use.