Under the Federal Guidelines, you can do one of the following: The way you calculate income for child support purposes may be different from the way you would calculate income for tax purposes. “impute” the income-in other words, the judge may add an amount to set an income that is more appropriate in your circumstances.impose a penalty-for example, the judge may order you to pay the legal costs of the other parent, which can be very expensive.If you don’t provide complete and up-to-date income information and your case goes to court, a judge can: If you live outside of Canada or the United States, you must provide the documents within 60 days of the application being served. If you live in Canada or the United States, you must provide the documents within 30 days of the application being served. In all cases, you must give the other parent copies of any documents you give to the court. information about your corporation’s pre-tax income if you are a shareholder, officer or controller of a corporation.copies of any applicable trust settlement agreements, along with the trust’s three most recent financial statements.information on income you received from social or public assistance.information on income you received from disability payments.information on income you received from workers’ compensation.information on income you received from employment insurance.your corporation’s financial statements if you are self-employed or if you control a corporation.
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