Difference between revisions of "The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines"
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===The main ''With Child Support'' formula=== | ===The main ''With Child Support'' formula=== | ||
This formula is a lot more complex. In this formula, child support is taken out of the payor's gross income and the recipient's income, taxes are taken into account, and government benefits are added to the recipient's income. The reason why child support is deducted from the recipient's income is to reflect the costs that parents bears in raising the children. | This formula is a lot more complex. In this formula, child support is taken out of the payor's gross income and the recipient's income, taxes are taken into account, and government benefits are added to the recipient's income. The reason why child support is deducted from the recipient's income is to reflect the <span class="noglossary">costs</span> that parents bears in raising the children. | ||
<blockquote>The '''amount''' of support is 40 to 46% of the payor's individual net disposable income plus the recipient's net disposable income.</blockquote> | <blockquote>The '''amount''' of support is 40 to 46% of the payor's individual net disposable income plus the recipient's net disposable income.</blockquote> | ||