The total amount of income earned per month before any tax or expense deductions.
A person's income before deduction for taxes, medical insurance, etc. After deductions, the income is referred to as take home pay or net income.
What you earn before taxes are deducted.
Your total monthly income from all sources before taxes are taken out.
The sum of gross monthly pay, plus any additional income from overtime, part-time employment, bonuses, tips, commissions, dividends, interest, Alaska Permanent Fund Dividends, longevity bonuses, royalties, pensions, VA compensations, net rental income, and other income such as alimony child support, public assistance, sick pay, Social Security benefits, Unemployment compensation and income received from trusts, business activities or investments.
The total amount a borrower earns each month before income taxes or other expenses are deducted
The total, with no allowances or deductions that the borrower earns per month.
The total amount the borrower(s) earns each month, before any taxes or deductions.
Total income before any expenses or taxes are deducted.
Total monthly income before taxes and other deductions.
The amount of money you earn each month from your job and other sources.
The amount of income you earn monthly before taxes are withheld. If you are an hourly employee then your GMI is calculated by taking your hourly wage times 40 hours per week, times 52 weeks per year, then divided by 12 months.
Your total monthly income earned before taxes are deducted. Sometimes referred to as pre-tax income.
GMI stands for the Gross Monthly Income of an individual as considered by a HFI to calculate his loan eligibility. For a salaried customer GMI would indicate the Monthly Income on his salary slip including any Fixed Income generated regularly from a fixed source. For Self-empoyed professionals who are practising on their own, GMI would reflect their Gross Professional Receipts while for self-empolyed non-professionals, GMI stands for Net profits that they earn from their business.
A person's income prior to deductions for taxes, insurance, etc. Net income or take home pay is the amount after deductions.
Total monthly income earned before tax and other deductions.
The total amount that the borrower earns per month, before deductions.
Total income earned in one month before taxes are paid.
Total monthly income before taxes or expenses are deducted. Used in the loan origination process to calculate borrower’s ability to make payments on a loan.
Total income from employment and other sources before taxes.
The income you earn in a month before taxes and other deductions. Under certain circumstances, it may also include rental income, self-employed income, income from alimony, child support, public assistance payments, and retirement benefits.
Normal annual income including overtime that is regular or guaranteed. The before taxes income may be from more than one source. Salary is generally the principal source, but other income may qualify if it is significant and stable.
This is your normal, before tax income including overtime that is regular or guaranteed. It may be from more than one source. Salary is generally the principal source, but other income may qualify if it is significant and stable. This will be used in figuring your ratios, which determine the dollar value of the loan you will qualify for. Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) You might want to think of this one as a cross between a second mortgage and a credit card. The total value of the line of credit will be based on how much equity you have in your property. When you take out a HELOC, you don't have to take all of the available money at once. This is where it is similar to a credit card. You can take the money, as you need it.
The total amount a borrower earns each month prior to any deductions.
Your total monthly income earned before taxes are deducted, which is why it is also known as before-tax income.
The total monthly earnings before deduction of taxes or other expenses.
Monthly income before any deductions.
The total amount earned by the borrower each month
The total monthly income earned before deductions (taxes).
The total amount the borrower earns per month, before any expenses are deducted.
The total amount of money earned each month before taxes or any expenses are deducted.
The amount of consistent and stable income that an individual receives each month before taxes, averaged over a period of time.
The total amount the borrower earns per month, not counting any taxes or expenses. Often used in calculations to determine whether a borrower qualifies for a particular loan.
Your income from your employment and other sources, before taxes and other deductions.
GMI stands for the Gross Monthly Income of an individual as considered by BHW Home Finance Limited to calculate his/her loan eligibility. For a salaried customer, GMI would indicate the Monthly Income on his salary slip including any Fixed Income generated regularly from a fixed source.
Total monthly income earned before taxes or other deductions.
An individual's total annual income, allocated by month, before taxes and benefits are deducted.
A personâ€(tm)s income before taxes.
The total monthly income from all sources, before taxes and other expenses.