23.110 Gross Income; Defined

23.110 Gross Income; Defined Gross income includes all income from any source, whether earned or unearned, before deductions for taxes and other deductions (such as preexisting orders for child support and credits for other qualified children) and includes, but is not limited to, the following possible sources of income: (Charge only those that apply.) 1. salaries; 2. commissions, fees, and tips; 3. income from self-employment (See 23.120 Income from Self-Employment [amplified].); 4. bonuses; 5. overtime payments; 6. severance pay; 7. recurring income from pensions or retirement plans, including, but not limited to, Veterans' Administration, Railroad Retirement Board, Keoghs, and individual retirement accounts; 8. interest income; 9. dividend income; 10. trust income; 11. income from annuities; l2. capital gains; 13. disability or retirement benefits that are received from the Social Security Administration pursuant to Title II of the federal Social Security Act (See 23.200 Exclusions from Income [2].); 14. worker's compensation benefits, whether temporary or permanent; 15. unemployment insurance benefits; 16. judgments recovered for personal injuries and awards from other civil actions; 17. gifts that consist of cash or other liquid instruments or that can be converted into cash; 18. prizes or lottery winnings; 19. alimony or maintenance received from persons other than parties to the proceeding before the court; 20. assets that are used for the support of the family; 21. fringe benefits; and 22. other income supported by the evidence. O.C.G.A. §19-6-15(f)(1)(A) and (C) (Note: Give as appropriate in original divorce cases in which equitable division is also decided.) (In determining income, there are no restrictions to your consideration based on the origin of the asset or income such as premarital, gift, or inheritance as there was for equitable division).