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I-134 for deployed Soldier

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Let me introduce myself first, I deployed last year (2020), while I am deployed my W2 only included amount that is taxable. (Most of pay is non-taxable). Taxable amount is around 12,000. (Included taxable and none-taxable wages are around 42,000). If that case my tax return wages and W2 wages will not fit on the wages that they required, because they only count taxable wages. According to the rapid visa.com my minimum income requirement is $21,000.

My question is on I-134 part3 #3 my annual income is 12k or 42k? If my annual income is 12k, is 12k enough for minimum wage since I deployed? 

Thank you so much for your help

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Current annual income is not calculated using tax returns for you.  You include current taxable and non-taxable income. Your current annual income is calculated as follows:

Current monthly pay period gross income (and benefits) X 12 = current annual income.

 

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