adjusted gross income

A young married couple with two children is described as having an adjusted gross income of $100,000.

"My adjusted gross income this year is negative," he said.

Many people will not know their exact adjusted gross income until late in the year, so financial planning is difficult.

The one sure way to reduce tax liability is to keep adjusted gross income down.

Financial eligibility will be determined by the family's adjusted gross income.

If those exceed 5 percent of a patient's adjusted gross income, he or she could get the drug free from then on.

Tenants pay no more than 30 percent of adjusted gross income in rent.

People with an adjusted gross income of $57,000 or less are eligible for at least one software product if not more.

But not all adjusted gross income will be taxed by the state, either, for most residents at least.

Farmers can deduct 100 percent of their adjusted gross income.

"They may have good credit but their adjusted gross income doesn't qualify them for a standard bank loan."

The couple are not entitled to a child credit for Heidi because their adjusted gross income is too high.

The withdrawals won't be counted as part of your adjusted gross income.

The reason is that the test is adjusted gross income, not earnings, he said.

Adjusted gross income is total income, less certain business expenses.

The value of personal exemptions is also to be reduced for those with large adjusted gross incomes.

You have unreimbursed medical expenses that are more than 7.5% of your adjusted gross income.

These deductions are allowed only to the extent they exceed 2 percent of adjusted gross income.

And anyone with an adjusted gross income over $100,000 is less likely to benefit as fully from the passive losses.

But that raises their adjusted gross income, which, in turn, can limit deductions.

The maximum deductible contribution is 50 percent of your adjusted gross income.

By contrast, individuals' income taxes rose 21 percent faster than adjusted gross incomes.

Currently, you can't make the conversion at all if your household has more than $100,000 in modified adjusted gross income.

It would contain a chart telling them how large a grant to expect, based simply on adjusted gross income and family size.

But remember, Abby may not deduct any contributions over 50% of her adjusted gross income.