Wage Formula

When someone is already earning income and is receiving pay stubs:
1. Disability Insurance (SSDI) counts wages when you earn the wage.
2. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) counts wages when you get the wages (based on the date on the paycheck).

The example is to be used before someone actually starts earning income, using the hourly wage amount that their new job will pay. 

  1. Number of hours x rate of pay = weekly gross income
  2. Take the weekly gross income x 4.3/weeks in a month 

Example: use the calculator to figure out the answer. 
Click on “ANSWER” to check if you are right.

Step 1: 25 hours per week x $8.00 hour = $200 per week 
Step 2: $200 per week x 4.3 weeks month

CALCULATOR

function Calc() { //get the entered two numbers var no1 = document.form1.first_no.value; var no2 = document.form1.sec_no.value; //do our calculations var multino = no1 * no2; //now printing the result back on forms document.form1.multi.value = multino; }

Enter First Number

Enter Second Number

Multiplication

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$860