Can carrying charges be deducted from total income for child support purposes?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from De Hoog v. Cojbasic, 2011 ONSC 1961 (CanLII):
Father relies upon Zanewcyz v. Zanewcyz [2007] OJ No. 3567 at paragraph 3-11 for the proposition that carrying charges can be deducted from total income to determine a payor’s income for child support purposes.
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