CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET
II. NET MONTHLY INCOME OF RESPONDENT,
(claiming
child/children as tax dependents)
A.
:
Sources and Amounts of Annual Income
$
$
$
TOTAL
$
B.
Federal Tax Deduction:
Gross Annual Income
(
untaxed)
$
Less ½ self employment (FICA) tax
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Less federal adjustments to income
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Less personal exemptions
self +
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Less standard deduction
single
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mfs
mfj
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Net taxable income – federal
$
Federal tax liability (from tax table)
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Federal Tax Credit for Dependant Children (nonrefundable)
+
Federal Earned Income Credit (refundable)
+
C.
State Tax Deduction:
Gross Annual Taxable Income
$
Less ½ self employment (FICA) tax
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Less state adjustments to income
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Less federal tax liability (adjusted for dependant tax credit)
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Less standard deduction
Single
h of h
mfs
mfj
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Net taxable income – state
$
State tax liability (from tax table)
$
Less personal and dependent credits
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Plus school district surtax (
%)
+
+
Less Iowa Earned Income Credit
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D.
Social Security and Medicare Tax Deductions
Annual earned income
$
Applicable rate (7.65% or 15.3%, as adjusted
x
%
Annual Social Security and Medicare tax liability
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E.
Other Deductions (Annual)
1. Union dues
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2. Mandatory Pension
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3. Medical insurance premium
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4. Affiant’s unreimbursed medical expenses (up to $300)
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5. Prior court-ordered child support obligations
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6. Court-ordered spousal support obligations
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7. Deductions for
additional qualified dependents
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(from tables)
8. Child care expenses (present action)
$
Less federal child care tax credit
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Less state child care tax credit
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Net child care expenses
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Net Annual Income
$
Average Monthly Income (Respondent)
$