![]() Courts can add the value of a company-owned car to gross income, or they might impute income to a spouse who is deliberately under-employed because she hopes to avoid paying alimony. For example, your employer might supply you with a car, so you don't have a car payment or associated auto expenses. ![]() While other income may not be subject to withholding, however, it still contributes to your overall available resources. ![]() If you work for someone on a salaried basis and have no other income, your net earnings would be a reasonable reflection of what you have available to pay alimony: your salary minus allowable deductions such as for taxes. Basing calculations on net earnings alone could potentially overlook sources of income, so some states – such as Oregon and Virginia – use gross figures.
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