How do I subtract my year to date income.?
Answers: Look on your last rate stub and sometimes they have year to date information.
Another approach is to add up your retribution stubs Gross wages/pay.
It is usually based on the date you in reality received the money, not when you did the work. So if you did work in the week of December 22 through 31, but get paid within January of the following year, then that factor of income would be for the following year.
The employer might calculate it base on when they cut the check, so if they made out a check to you on December 31, but even though you did not get it until January 2, the amout reported would probably be for the prior year.
bring your paycheck and look at the gross income before taxes are taken out for an example if you clear 2,500 per month then you mulitply 625.00( 2,500 divided by four) times 52 = 32,500.00 per year is what you will bring home a year ( near are 52 weeks in a year.