Not exact matches
For example, if your weekly
income after deductions are taken
out is $ 300, your employer would be required to calculate the amount due under the two
formulas: (1)($ 300 — 217.50 = $ 82.50) or (2)(25 %
of $ 300 = $ 75) and pay the creditor the smaller amount.
Wright said that the details
of any ban on the college receiving
income from
formula manufacturers would still have to be worked
out.
This year, Mark - Viverito has said she will divide member items based on a
formula that accounts for the
income levels
of each council district, rather than hand them
out arbitrarily as was the practice in past years.
The previous method used a «complex
formula of up to 108 pieces
of information», [3] by first calculating the total child maintenance required based on the children's ages, then calculating the non-resident parents
income after various allowances were subtracted, and finally working
out what portion
of the calculated maintenance was to be paid by the non-resident parent, based on their
income.
I haven't figured
out the math to get an analytical
formula, but from playing with a spreadsheet it does look like it does generally make sense to contribute and defer the deduction if your room is finite and your tax drag is about a quarter to a third
of your marginal rate (which is the case, even for dividends, for people with
incomes over ~ $ 45k).
One
of the methods lenders use to determine if you have too much debt is by pouring your regular expenses and
income into a
formula and coming
out with something called a debt - to -
income ratio or DTI.
The amount is calculated by a
formula created by the state legislature, and this
formula generally combines the gross
income of each parent and sets
out a basic support obligation amount based on those combined
incomes.
Plenty
of formulas out there from the simple, 10x annual
income to the ridiculously complex, but what really answers the question?
Florida Statutes section 61.30 sets
out a
formula to calculate child support that takes into account the
incomes of each party, the amount
of time the child spends with each parent, health insurance costs, and other costs.