It looks like this year I will be about $8,000 over what I made last year and that is due to the fact that I am in the casino business and I never really know what I am going to make from week to week since I make tips.
Another reason why my income has been increased is because on my shift we did without a primary supervisor for a long time and I got delegated those duties alot more last year then I have this year. It is common knowledge in the casino business that dealers generally make more than supervisors.
Now the supervisor we have is thinking about quitting and going down south so he can deal and make more money. If that happens it will probably put me back in the same situation I was in last year, making less money. If the lawyer amends my plan and raises my payments to reflect what I made this year and I drop in income again that could pose a real problem for me.
Even though my pay was $50,000 last year and it looks like I am on pace to make about $58,000 this year I have had a fairly substantial increase in my bills. My mortgage went up $50 a month due to escrow, my car insurance has gone up $75 a month, my HOA dues have gone up $18 a month and my homeowner's insurance has gone up $6 a month not to mention the increased prices in gas and food and I've been paying a $1,500 dental bill for my girlfriend who is considered my dependent.
My question is: what is the likelihood that they will raise my payment on me? Also, do I even need to hand in my income tax statements for this upcoming year? I called the attorney's office a few months ago and told them that I was on pace to make more money this year and do I have to tell the trustee and her words were to me "unless you tell us that we don't know" which confuses me..won't the trustee see that if I have to send them my income tax statements? I'm confused..any help would be greatly appreciated.
Another reason why my income has been increased is because on my shift we did without a primary supervisor for a long time and I got delegated those duties alot more last year then I have this year. It is common knowledge in the casino business that dealers generally make more than supervisors.
Now the supervisor we have is thinking about quitting and going down south so he can deal and make more money. If that happens it will probably put me back in the same situation I was in last year, making less money. If the lawyer amends my plan and raises my payments to reflect what I made this year and I drop in income again that could pose a real problem for me.
Even though my pay was $50,000 last year and it looks like I am on pace to make about $58,000 this year I have had a fairly substantial increase in my bills. My mortgage went up $50 a month due to escrow, my car insurance has gone up $75 a month, my HOA dues have gone up $18 a month and my homeowner's insurance has gone up $6 a month not to mention the increased prices in gas and food and I've been paying a $1,500 dental bill for my girlfriend who is considered my dependent.
My question is: what is the likelihood that they will raise my payment on me? Also, do I even need to hand in my income tax statements for this upcoming year? I called the attorney's office a few months ago and told them that I was on pace to make more money this year and do I have to tell the trustee and her words were to me "unless you tell us that we don't know" which confuses me..won't the trustee see that if I have to send them my income tax statements? I'm confused..any help would be greatly appreciated.
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