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At least in America, they usually look at the past 2-5 years of income to avoid these types of shenanigans.
by IncreasePosts 3y ago
At least in America, they usually look at the past 2-5 years of income to avoid these types of shenanigans.
- ridgewell 3y agoIn Canada, they use gross income instead of net income for student grants.
- tocs3 3y agoSo, what happens if you work in an area where the cost are high but the margin is low? You might make $100K but have $85K in costs. You still have $15K in income. Does this apply to those self employed or only wage earners (gets a paycheck)?
- groestl 3y agoIn Austria, we just don't have tuition fees, which also avoids these types of shenanigans :)