Compléter
A fun game to learn income averaging concepts.
1
add
divide
weekly
$227
Multiply
4.33
$985.08
Sarah
works
at
a
local
grocery
store
and
provides
her
last
four
weekly
pay
stubs
.
Her
hours
vary
each
week
due
to
the
store's
fluctuating
needs
.
07
/
01
:
20
hours
,
$200
07
/
08
:
25
hours
,
$250
07
/
15
:
22
hours
,
$220
07
/
22
:
24
hours
,
$240
The
first
step
is
to
all
pays
together
.
Next
you
by
the
number
of
pay
stubs
.
by
the
conversion
rate
of
.
50
*
4
.
33
=
2
Prorated
excluded
extra
deemed
Some
income
is
not
received
by
the
assistance
group
yet
is
considered
available
to
the
assistance
group
anyway
.
This
is
known
a
income
.
3
pay raise
consecutive
monthly income
pay stubs
Income
averaging
helps
determine
by
analyzing
.
For
example
,
if
someone
provides
four
weekly
pay
stubs
,
you
add
the
amounts
,
divide
by
four
,
and
then
multiply
by
4
.
33
to
estimate
monthly
income
.
This
method
is
used
to
calculate
income
accurately
,
especially
when
pay
varies
.
It
?
s
important
to
check
if
pay
stubs
are
and
current
,
and
if
there
has
been
a
recent
.
Understanding
these
steps
helps
in
verifying
income
for
assistance
programs
.
4
pay stubs
averaging
monthly income
Income
involves
calculating
based
on
weekly
,
bi
-
weekly
,
or
semi
-
monthly
.
For
example
,
if
a
person
earns
$225
,
$252
,
$207
,
and
$234
over
four
weeks
,
the
total
is
divided
by
four
,
then
multiplied
by
4
.
33
to
estimate
monthly
income
.
This
method
helps
determine
ongoing
income
for
assistance
programs
.
Pay
raises
within
four
weeks
can
affect
the
averaging
process
,
requiring
careful
review
of
pay
stubs
and
job
details
.
5
gross
earnings
total
ongoing income
semi-monthly
bi-weekly
When
using
income
averaging
,
it's
important
to
verify
if
the
pay
stubs
are
consecutive
and
current
.
For
pay
,
are
divided
by
two
and
then
multiplied
by
2
.
17
to
estimate
monthly
income
.
For
pay
,
total
is
divided
by
two
and
multiplied
by
2
.
This
process
ensures
accurate
income
calculation
,
especially
when
pay
varies
due
to
hours
worked
or
bonuses
.
Understanding
these
calculations
helps
in
assessing
for
benefits
eligibility
.
6
Best
up
divide
average
bonuses
add
multiplying
pay raises
commissions
not
Estimat
Special
situations
like
,
,
or
within
four
weeks
require
additional
attention
.
For
example
,
if
a
pay
raise
occurs
,
the
income
averaging
might
need
adjustment
to
reflect
the
new
pay
rate
.
If
a
pay
raise
occurs
during
the
4
consecutive
weeks
of
pays
provided
,
you
would
add
all
the
paystubs
into
the
case
as
normal
.
You
would
all
the
hours
the
client
has
worked
in
that
4
week
period
,
that
number
by
4
to
get
an
,
that
number
by
the
new
rate
of
pay
and
enter
that
number
in
the
client's
case
.
Enter
this
as
a
What's
the
clients
Monthly
Income
?
There
is
no
pay
raise
.
The
4
current
weeks
of
pays
are
$298
,
$305
,
$301
and
$275
.
The
Clients
monthly
income
(
round
up
the
cents
-
example
if
978
.
489
it
would
be
978
.
49
)
is
.
Calculate
the
clients
pay
raise
.
Week
1
-
$300
worked
20
hours
,
Week
2
-
$330
worked
22
hours
,
Week
3
-
$315
21
hours
,
Week
4
-
$352
worked
22
hours
.
What
is
the
average
hours
worked
in
a
4
-
week
period
?
The
client
worked
.
hours
on
average
.
What
is
the
amount
you
would
enter
into
the
client's
case
as
a
Best
Estimate
?
9
sporadic
Yearly
Weekly
monthly
For
income
,
such
as
that
from
a
substitute
teacher
or
temp
agency
,
total
the
monthly
income
and
enter
it
as
a
figure
in
New
HEIGHTS
.
10
$6801.50
2.17
$2755
$955
$1,992.78
$918.33
John
works
as
a
delivery
driver
and
is
paid
biweekly
.
He
provides
three
pay
stubs
but
is
missing
one
for
the
period
of
06
/
15
.
06
/
01
:
75
hours
,
$900
06
/
29
:
80
hours
,
$900
YTD
on
06
/
29
:
$7
,
701
.
50
YTD
on
06
/
01
:
$5846
.
50
Steps
to
Calculate
Missing
Pay
:
1
.
Subtract
the
gross
amount
from
the
YTD
on
06
/
29
:
$7701
.
50
-
$900
=
2
.
Subtract
the
YTD
on
06
/
01
from
the
result
:
$6801
.
50
-
$5846
.
50
=
(
gross
amount
for
06
/
15
)
Add
all
pays
together
:
$900
+
$955
+
$900
=
Divide
by
the
number
of
pay
stubs
:
$2615
/
3
=
(
average
biweekly
income
)
Multiply
by
the
biweekly
conversion
factor
:
$918
.
33
x
=
(
monthly
income
)
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