Questions for I 134 income/asset info

[TeamWelshican 32]

Hello, 

Seeing if anyone can help has the instructions for this application was less than helpful.

 

Q1. 

With annual income should I just use what my tax return showed for 2019 or should I calculate my hourly by 40 hrs each week? 

 

I also get SSI for my son because my ex husband is on disability and has a family fund account,  which I include in my taxes.  Would I also want to add that has well?  Then there is child support each month, which I don't put on my taxes cause you don't have to since it's not taxable income or required.  

 

The reason I'm not sure what all to include is my company also had a ton of overtime last year due to switching systems,  which is time and a half for me, which means I got about 7 months of overtime when normally its about 3 or 4 months each yr. 

 

I may be over thinking all this I'm sure,  but I don't wanna be accused of inflating my income or anything. I make well above the 125%

 

So would it be best to just do tax transcipt amount plus child support OR calculate hourly, SSI,  and child support all together?

 

Q2. 

What does other personal property entail? 

I have a car on finance

I have a car sitting dead in my garage that's like worth 100 bucks

I rent and own no property

Do TVs, furniture etc. get included in that? 

 

Q3. 

Checking and saving accounts.  Do i just use Round that number because I mean when I put a number in there it could be a few hundred difference by the time a CO looks at it. 

 

Q4

I personally dont have insurance policy on me but if my company does do I put that,  I think they do when I sign up for insurance renewal but can't remember. No idea what a cash surrender value is either. 

 

 

Thanks in advance, sorry of these kind of things have been answered before.

 

[Nitas_man 3,100]

List your current (2020) income and liquid assets.

Child support is income, I cannot answer on disability payments for your child that are based on his father’s social security account.  
Whatever your last bank statement says is the balance on the day you fill out the form - that’s the balance.  Bank statements just show cash flow and cash flow is more important than a precise balance on any given day

Edited March 30, 2020 by Nitas_man