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When calculating income for IRS form 433-a how long can you go back to average monthly income?

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I was self employed in 2007 and had low income but am now w-2 employed in the same industry, but my income is higher. I want to average my income over 19 months because my income is very volitile but i just happened to do well this year. The last 7 months are not necessarily indicitive of what i really make over a longer period.

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  1. As a current wage earner you should use your last three months unless there is something that makes it inaccurate over the long haul.


  2. The goal of the form is to predict your current income.  You are now employed, so the higher income *is* predictive.

    The gross wages should be your current income.  Trying to average over 19 months is way out of line.

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