Hello all and I must say what an impressive forum here with lots of information. I've read a couple posts with people in a similar situation but I was hoping for some info specific to me.
I'm 15k over the median income test (only 4k if I file in April) and once I got the math sorted out between line 48 and 49 (more deductions than income but calculator said positive?!), well I am at -900 on line 50. I have read that I will then need to complete forms I and J but have not gotten to them yet. Mostly my concern is that I am on unemployment due to a seasonal layoff and hope to be working again around April but it will be until August when I start college full time. During that short time period my income will be fairly good but then it would drop off pretty hard with school so this makes figuring how my future money will be a little tricky, as well that my wife is pregnant and due in September so she'll be off work a bit too. One big reason for going negative is that I have 1k a month in child support to pay and between taxes a payment on a motorcycle (cheap summer transport) I am usually negative and my wife pays most of the other bills, thus negative DMI. We've looked over the IRS numbers and they aren't too far off from reality so that shouldn't be an issue but it's one of those things making me nervous about spending the money then being told to go 13 when I won't have a stable income for the next few years.
If anyone is completely lost, I'm not surprised as my writing style can be...odd, so ask away and I'll answer to the best of my abilities. On a side note, anyone know a good bk attorney in sioux falls, or one to stay away from?
Also, I would like to reaffirm the bike as I use it to cheaply cover the distance to see my daughter and my truck stays parked in weather +30 as I commute on the bike as well. Ultimately I don't know how much it saves me but I know it helps me relax, any idea on the rules for motorcycles and reaffirming?
PS, since I forgot, I'm filing married spouse not filling and counting her income per the rules (bastards)
I'm 15k over the median income test (only 4k if I file in April) and once I got the math sorted out between line 48 and 49 (more deductions than income but calculator said positive?!), well I am at -900 on line 50. I have read that I will then need to complete forms I and J but have not gotten to them yet. Mostly my concern is that I am on unemployment due to a seasonal layoff and hope to be working again around April but it will be until August when I start college full time. During that short time period my income will be fairly good but then it would drop off pretty hard with school so this makes figuring how my future money will be a little tricky, as well that my wife is pregnant and due in September so she'll be off work a bit too. One big reason for going negative is that I have 1k a month in child support to pay and between taxes a payment on a motorcycle (cheap summer transport) I am usually negative and my wife pays most of the other bills, thus negative DMI. We've looked over the IRS numbers and they aren't too far off from reality so that shouldn't be an issue but it's one of those things making me nervous about spending the money then being told to go 13 when I won't have a stable income for the next few years.
If anyone is completely lost, I'm not surprised as my writing style can be...odd, so ask away and I'll answer to the best of my abilities. On a side note, anyone know a good bk attorney in sioux falls, or one to stay away from?
Also, I would like to reaffirm the bike as I use it to cheaply cover the distance to see my daughter and my truck stays parked in weather +30 as I commute on the bike as well. Ultimately I don't know how much it saves me but I know it helps me relax, any idea on the rules for motorcycles and reaffirming?
PS, since I forgot, I'm filing married spouse not filling and counting her income per the rules (bastards)
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