NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS

AOC-CV-267 — Monthly Income and Expense Statement

Simplified income and expense statement for NC child support hearings. Computes adjusted gross income per NC Child Support Guidelines. Free. No account required.
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01 PARTY INFORMATION
02 GROSS MONTHLY INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES
Income for NC Child Support Guidelines includes wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, self-employment profit, rental income, Social Security, disability, pensions, and most recurring income. See 2023 NC Child Support Guidelines §I(C).
TOTAL GROSS MONTHLY INCOME $0.00
03 SELF-EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS EXPENSES (if applicable)
If you are self-employed, deduct only "ordinary and necessary" business expenses per IRS Schedule C logic. Do not include depreciation or personal expenses run through the business.
GROSS INCOME MINUS BUSINESS EXPENSES $0.00
04 ADJUSTED GROSS MONTHLY INCOME
"Adjusted Gross Income" for NC Child Support Guidelines = gross income minus allowable self-employment business expenses, minus existing child support or alimony payments made for other children / other relationships (not this action).
GROSS INCOME $0.00
MINUS: BUSINESS EXPENSES $0.00
MINUS: OTHER CS / ALIMONY PAID $0.00
ADJUSTED GROSS MONTHLY INCOME $0.00
05 MONTHLY CHILD-RELATED EXPENSES
These "add-on" expenses are shared proportionally between parents per NC Child Support Guidelines §III. Report what you currently pay for the child(ren) in this action.
TOTAL CHILD-RELATED ADD-ON EXPENSES $0.00
06 PROPOSED CHILD SUPPORT
Tip: Use the NC Child Support Services Guidelines Calculator to compute the presumptive amount based on both parents' adjusted gross incomes.

CHILD SUPPORT REPRESENTATION

NC child support calculations involve multiple income sources, add-ons, and potential deviations. An attorney can help ensure the correct amount is established or modified.

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NC CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES

  • Worksheet A — used when one parent has primary physical custody (more than 243 nights/year)
  • Worksheet B — used when each parent has the child at least 123 nights/year (joint/shared physical custody)
  • The Guidelines create a presumption — courts can deviate with written findings
  • Gross income, not net, is the starting point under NC law

STATUTORY REFERENCE

G.S. 50-13.4CS standard + Guidelines
G.S. 50-13.7Modification standard
Worksheet ASole physical custody
Worksheet BJoint / shared custody

INCOME DEFINITION NUANCES

  • Overtime and bonuses are generally included if reasonably anticipated
  • One-time windfalls may or may not be included at court discretion
  • Voluntary underemployment: court can impute income at earning capacity
  • Social Security derivative benefits received by child may offset obligor's payment

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WHAT GETS GENERATED

  • Concise 1-page income and expense statement
  • Adjusted gross income per NC CS Guidelines displayed
  • Child-related add-on expenses itemized
  • Proposed support amount and notes
  • Court-ready PDF, letter size (8.5" × 11")