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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When you folks are posting HHI on this board, what are you including?  Is it your AGI?  Or do you add back in items like 401k, health insurance, HSA, FSA, DCP?  Do you include rental income and if so, is it net of expenses?  Other investment income?  [/quote]

We only include our net, earned income – basically whatever gets deposited into our bank accounts twice per month from W-2 sources. I know a ton of people on DCUM like to inflate their HHI by referring to gross income or by including things like dividends, interest, and capital gains…but that’s not a game that DH and I need to play. [/quote]

Interesting. Doesn’t work if the majority of your HHI is via RSUs. [/quote]

RSUs get included in your W-2 income as they vest. [/quote]

For tax purposes, yes. [b]They aren’t added to your paycheck at vest[/b]. PP was saying they only count what’s in their W2 paycheck. [/quote]

Yes, they are. FMV at vest is compensatory income, reflected on your W2 and taxed just like all other income. The FMV at vest is included on your W-2.
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