Appendix Q to Part 1026 — Standards for Determining Monthly Debt and Income
Social Security income is acceptable as provided in section I.B.11.
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Social Security income is acceptable as provided in section I.B.11.
Income from Roommates or Boarders in a Single Family Property.
For the above exceptions to apply, the income must be:
Exclusion of Rental Income From Property Being Vacated by the Consumer.
Fees charged for documentary evidence of transactions for income tax purposes.
In order to include notes receivable income, the consumer must provide:
Assistance payments made directly to the consumer must be treated as income.
A card issuer may consider any current or reasonably expected income or assets of the consumer or consumers
Be considered gross income, only after deducting vacancy and maintenance factors, and
If multiple consumers jointly apply for a loan and each lists income or assets on the application, the
General Policy on Adjusting Income Based on a Review of IRS Form 1040.
Analysis of the following required documentation is necessary to verify all consumer rental income:
Apply the resulting amount to income, if positive, or recurring debts, if negative.
(vi) For which the ratio of the consumer's total monthly debt to total monthly income at the time of
Is not subject to quarterly tax returns, or does not file them, then the income shown on the P&L
Employment status and income.
Part-time income not meeting the qualifying requirements may not be used in qualifying.
Each partner pays taxes on his/her proportionate share of the partnership's net income.
Should use the tax rate used to calculate the consumer's last year's income tax.
“Income” and “debt”.
Consideration of income and assets for young consumers. For purposes of § 1026.51(b)(1)(i):
To establish the amount to add to gross income, the consumer must provide the following:
Child support may be “grossed up” under the same provisions as non-taxable income sources.
Some portion of Social Security income may be “grossed up” if deemed nontaxable by the IRS.
The creditor must include the following when computing the debt to income ratios for recurring obligations