Enter your GROSS monthly wages and/or salaries.  
Do NOT deduct withholding or allotments you elect
to take out of your pay, such as insurance 
payments, credit union deductions, car payments, 
etc.  

If you are paid weekly, multiply your weekly 
gross by 4.3.  If you are paid every two weeks 
(bi-weekly), multiply your gross by 2.17.  If you
are paid semi-monthly (twice a month), multiply
your gross by 2.

If you have a business (self-employed), enter
in your NET MONTHLY INCOME from the business.
This is your gross receipts less your ordinary 
and necessary business expenses.  You can use 
your last year's 1040 Schedule C as a guide.  
If you had a loss, and expect a loss this year,
enter -0-.  Do NOT enter a negative figure!

If you have rentals, enter in your NET MONTHLY
RENTAL INCOME.  This is your gross rents received
less your ordinary and necessary expenses.  If
your net rental income is a loss, enter -0-.