I was told that tax returns are special for the very reasons listed here-they are a part of the income you earned prior to filing (and a lot of them come from overwithholding, a no-no with the trustees I hear!).
I was further told that while a trustee might take an upcoming huge expense into account (like you need 4 grand in dental work) and your expenses are drawn up "with an eye to the future", your income is all about the 6 months prior to filing and what was true on the day of filing.
I have some upcoming small shifts in payroll deductions and in income, so I wanted to know. I think I have driven my attorneys office nuts with questions
I was further told that while a trustee might take an upcoming huge expense into account (like you need 4 grand in dental work) and your expenses are drawn up "with an eye to the future", your income is all about the 6 months prior to filing and what was true on the day of filing.
I have some upcoming small shifts in payroll deductions and in income, so I wanted to know. I think I have driven my attorneys office nuts with questions
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