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Report of the 

2016 South Dakota Commission 

on Child Support 

 

 

Presented to  

Governor Dennis Daugaard 

December 2016  

   

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Report of the 

South Dakota Commission on Child Support 

 

This report is respectfully submitted to 

Governor Dennis Daugaard by the 

South Dakota Commission on Child Support 

Established by Executive Order No. 2016‐01 

 

 

 

Chair 

Judge Joni Cutler 

 

Members 

Representative Brian Gosch Ms. Jennifer Hanna Referee Thomas Lee Senator Arthur Rusch Ms. Gail Stoltenburg Mr. Daniel Todd Mr. Cory Wipf 

  

   

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MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH  DAKOTA COMMISSION ON  CHILD  SUPPORT  

 

Judge Joni Cutler, Sioux Falls, is a Circuit Court Judge for the Second Judicial Circuit representing the 

Judiciary.  

Representative Brian Gosch, Rapid City, represents the 32nd District, which includes Pennington County.  

He is the House Majority Leader, and has served as a member of the Legislative Procedure and State 

Affairs Committees.   

Ms. Jennifer Hanna, Pierre, is a custodial parent. 

Referee Thomas Lee, Pierre, is an attorney in private practice and also serves as a child support referee 

on behalf of the Unified Judicial System. 

Senator Arthur Rusch, Vermillion, represents the 17th District, which includes Clay and Turner County.  

He is a member of the Health and Human Services Committee, Judiciary Committee, and Agriculture and 

Natural Resources Committee. He is also a retired Circuit Judge for the First Judicial Circuit with eighteen 

years of service.   

Ms. Gail Stoltenburg, Pierre, is the Division Director for the Division of Child Support within the 

Department of Social Services. 

Mr. Daniel Todd, Pierre, is an attorney in private practice.   

Mr. Cory Wipf, Aberdeen, is a noncustodial parent. 

 

   

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INTRODUCTION  AND  BACKGROUND   

This report is issued in response to Governor Dennis Daugaard’s Executive Order 2016‐01.  

HISTORY   

The South Dakota child support guidelines were originally based on the findings and recommendations 

of the first Commission of Child Support, which was established in 1985.  Among those 

recommendations approved by the 1986 Legislature, SDCL 25‐7‐6.12 requires that a commission on 

child support review the guidelines every four years.  Seven commissions have convened since that time.  

The Legislature has approved the findings and recommendations of the 1988, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 

and 2012 Commissions.  The federal government currently requires states to review their guidelines at 

least once every four years.1 

2016  COMMISSION  ON  CHILD  SUPPORT 

The 2016 Commission consists of several members that bring a variety of perspectives and personal and 

professional experiences to the Commission.  The composition of the Commission fulfills the Executive 

Order requirement for two State legislators, one member from the House of Representatives and one 

member from the Senate;  a noncustodial parent;  a custodial parent;  a representative of the South 

Dakota Judiciary; a representative of the South Dakota Department of Social Services; and a member in 

good standing of the South Dakota State Bar.  The Commission is staffed and administered by the 

Department of Social Service (DSS) Division of Child Support (DCS).   

PROCEEDINGS 

The Commission first met on June 29 via teleconference to introduce Commission members and 

supporting staff, develop a shared understanding of their responsibilities and plan their schedule.  The 

Commission planned and held public hearings on three separate occasions: July 20 in Pierre, August 24 

in Sioux Falls, and September 21 in Rapid City.  The first public hearing was also linked by video‐

conferencing to a public hearing location in Aberdeen. The hearing locations and times were publicized 

by paid advertisements in local newspapers, public service announcements on the radio, the DSS 

website, and the State Bar Association newsletter.  Oral testimony was taken at the public hearings.  The 

Commission also considered written testimony submitted from other sources.   

In addition to the information gathered through oral testimonies and written comments, the 

Commission received and reviewed other information.  Commissioner member, Mr. Tom Lee, who is a 

child support referee, reported on issues raised by the child support referees.  DCS extracted and 

summarized guidelines deviation data from its automated system and presented it to the Commission.  

The summary identified the number of child support orders established since the last guidelines review 

in which deviations from the guidelines were noted and the reasons for those deviations.   The 

Commission also received several briefing reports relevant to the updating of the child support schedule, 

                                                            1Title 45, Public Welfare, CFR 302.56. 

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including current economic data on the cost of raising children.  The briefings were developed by Dr. 

Jane Venohr, an economist and nationally‐recognized expert on child support guidelines, who was 

retained by DCS to provide technical assistance.  DSS also made its Legal Counsel available to the 

Commission to provide legal expertise about the child support services provided through its division.  

Similarly, the Director of Policy and Legal Services of the Unified Judicial System (UJS) attended each of 

the Commission’s meetings to lend her expertise on the child support process from the court 

perspective. 

In addition, the Commission met via teleconference on November 9.  All Commission meetings were 

open and in compliance with State open‐meeting requirements.   

The Commission dissolves and ceases to exist upon completion of its report to the Governor and 

legislature.   

RECOMMENDATIONS 

Table 1 summarizes the Commission’s recommendations.  Appendix A contains a mark‐up of the 

recommended changes to statute.   

Table 1 SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS 

 

1. Amend the child support obligation schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 to reflect current economic data on the costs of raising children in South Dakota and expand the schedule to $30,000 monthly net income as shown in Appendix A.   

2.Incorporate a self‐support reserve equivalent to $871 per month into the very low‐income area of the schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 and provide a minimum order of $79 per month.   

3.Amend SDCL 25‐7‐6.22 to provide a clear definition of full‐time employment. 

 

DETAILED ANALYSIS  OF RECOMMENDATIONS 

RECOMMENDATION  1:  AMEND  THE  CHILD  SUPPORT  OBLIGATION  SCHEDULE   IN  SDCL  25‐7‐6.2  TO  

REFLECT  CURRENT  ECONOMIC  DATA  ON  THE  COSTS  OF  RAISING  CHILDREN   IN  SOUTH  DAKOTA  AND  EXPAND  

THE  SCHEDULE  TO  A  MONTHLY  NET   INCOME  OF  $30,000.          

Issue 

Federal regulation requires states review economic data on the cost of child rearing as part of a state’s 

guidelines review; and, if appropriate, update the schedule.   

The existing child support schedule is based on economic data available in 2008.  More current 

economic data is available to update the schedule to 2016 price levels.  Using the updated data would 

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also permit the highest amount of the schedule to be extended from $20,000 to $30,000 monthly net 

income.   

Discussion 

A major issue faced by the Commission was whether the support obligation schedule should be updated 

to more recent economic data.   

The schedule is used for calculation of child support obligations and reflects child‐rearing expenditures 

for intact families for a range of parents’ combined net incomes in relationship to the number of 

children.  Children of disrupted families, regardless of whether their parents are separated, divorced or 

never married, are entitled to the same level of expenditures the children would have received had the 

parents lived together.  Further, each parent is responsible for his or her pro rata share of the total 

support obligation.     

The support obligation schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 was last updated in 2008.  The 2012 Commission did 

not recommend a change to the schedule as economic data available in 2012 showed the economic 

impact of the 2008‐09 economic recessions was lingering, and there was not clear evidence that the 

economy was improving or prices and expenditures would stabilize or increase soon or before the next 

guidelines review.   

Acknowledging that the economy has since improved, the 2016 Commission reviewed current economic 

data on the cost of raising children and recommends updating the schedule to the current price levels.   

The existing schedule is based on an economic study conducted by Professor David Betson using the 

“Rothbarth” methodology to separate the child’s share of expenditures from total expenditures in 

expenditure data collected from families surveyed from 1998 to 2004.2  The Commission considered an 

updated Betson‐Rothbarth (BR) study using expenditures data collected from families surveyed in 2004 

to 2009, which is the most current BR study available.3  The updated BR study contains methodological 

differences from the study underlying the current schedule. Those methodological differences produced 

anomalous differences between the existing schedule and the updated BR study. As a result, the 

Commission recommends staying with the current BR study and updating to 2016 price levels.   

Price levels have increased since the existing schedule was developed.  Some of that increase is offset by 

increases in income, so the actual increase to the schedule amounts is generally less than a two‐

percentage point increase in the percentage of income assigned to child support.  Increasing the 

schedule now would likely prevent the need for larger increases in the future when price levels increase.    

The Commission heard public testimony, including testimony from private attorneys and child support 

referees, that the schedule needs to be extended to higher incomes.  They believe extending the 

                                                            2 Betson, David M. (2006). “Appendix I: New Estimates of Child‐Rearing Costs” in State of Oregon Child Support Guidelines 

Review: Updated Obligation Scales and Other Considerations, Report to State of Oregon, Prepared by Policy Studies Inc., Denver Colorado. Available at http://www.oregonchildsupport.gov/laws/guidelines_archive/docs/psi_guidelines_review_2006.pdf. 3 Betson, David M. (2010). “Appendix A: Parental Expenditures on Children.” in Judicial Council of California, Review of 

Statewide Uniform Child Support Guideline. San Francisco, California. Available at http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/review‐sucsg‐0611.pdf . 

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schedule to higher incomes would improve the consistency of the support award determinations in 

cases where the parents’ combined income exceeds $20,000 per month, as well as provide more 

predictable support award amounts for parents with combined incomes above $20,000 per month.   In 

short, extending the schedule to higher incomes would improve the consistency and predictability of 

support awards. 

Recommendation Summary 

Retain the existing study as the basis of the schedule and update to 2016 price levels to reflect current 

costs of raising children in South Dakota.  Additionally, the Commission recommends extending the 

schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 to net incomes of $30,000 per month as shown in Appendix A. 

RECOMMENDATION  2:  INCORPORATE  A  SELF‐SUPPORT  RESERVE  EQUIVALENT  TO  $871  PER  MONTH   INTO  

THE  VERY  LOW‐ INCOME  AREA  OF  THE  SCHEDULE   IN  SDCL  25‐7‐6.2  AND  PROVIDE  A  MINIMUM  ORDER  OF  

$79  PER  MONTH. 

Issues 

There are several issues with the low‐income area of the schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2, particularly the 

emboldened area, which is intended to provide a low‐income adjustment for obligated parents with 

poverty or near poverty income.   In general, the current adjustment yields amounts above what an 

obligated parent can pay while retaining sufficient income to live at least at a subsistence level.  In other 

words, the current adjustment can further impoverish obligated parents with poverty incomes.  

Discussion 

The current definition of poverty—  the 2016 federal poverty level (FPL) for one person— is $990 per 

month.  The existing schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 provides the order amount for an obligated parent with 

an income of $990 per month is $216 for one child, $279 for two children, $312 for three children, $335 

for four children, $357 for five children, and $379 or six children because these are the amounts for any 

income within the range of $0 to $1,100.  For an obligated parent with a net income of $1,100 per 

month, the maximum amount of support that would leave him or her with sufficient income to at least 

live at the 2016 FPL (i.e., $990 per month) is $110 per month.   For incomes below $1,100, the amount 

would be less. 

The Commission heard comments from referees and others that these minimum amounts were too high 

and the low‐income adjustment, and the emboldened area of the schedule above the $0 to $1,100 

income range were also too high.  Specifically, the amounts are beyond what very low‐income parents 

(i.e. disabled) can reasonably pay.  The sentiment is consistent with national trends emphasizing the 

importance of setting appropriate award amounts that a low‐income parent can reasonably pay based 

on his or her actual income.4   Most states provide a self‐support reserve (SSR) in their guidelines that 

                                                            4 The trends included proposed evidence‐based federal rule changes that would require states to consider the subsistence needs of the obligated parent in their guidelines and make other evidence‐based changed aimed at improving the treatment of low‐income parents. The rules are available from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (Nov. 17, 2014). “Flexibility, Efficiency, and Modernization in Child Support Enforcement Programs.”  Federal Register, Vol. 79, No. 221, p. 68580.  

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relates to the FPL for one person.   Some low‐income states set it lower than the FPL, while other high 

income states set it higher to reflect that state’s above average cost of living.  At one time, the South 

Dakota schedule incorporated a SSR in its schedule, but the SSR was engulfed by other changes in 2008 

to accommodate increases in the federal minimum wage that were legislated in 2007.   

The Commission believes it is important to incorporate an SSR into the schedule and break down the 

existing income interval of $0 to $1,100 into several income intervals that also include a SSR.  The 

Commission proposes a SSR adjusted for South Dakota’s income, specifically a SSR of $871 per month, 

which is equivalent to South Dakota’s price parity (88.0%)5 multiplied by the current FPL ($990).  The SSR 

is incorporated into the proposed schedule by taking the lower of the two amounts:  the schedule 

amount adjusted to 2016 price levels, and the difference between the income and the proposed SSR.6 

The Commission also proposes changes to the emboldened area that comport with the proposed SSR; 

that is, the areas adjusted for the proposed SSR are emboldened. 

The Commission recognizes the need for a minimum order when income is below or near the self‐

support reserve.  For example, at an income of $850 per month, the obligated parent would not even 

have sufficient income to meet the proposed self‐support reserve of $871 per month.  A minimum order, 

even a token amount, establishes a precedent of financial responsibility to the children and when paid 

and distributed to the family, makes a difference in the financial lives of children.  The most common 

minimum order amount used by states is $50 per month.  This has been the common amount for 

decades, but recently states are adopting or considering higher amounts.  For simplicity and consistency, 

the Commission favored a minimum order of $79, and applying it to incomes of $0 to $950 per month.  

The $79 is the difference between $950, which is the top of the proposed income range and $871 per 

month, the proposed self‐support reserve.

 

 

Recommendation Summary 

Adopt the changes in the low‐income area of the schedule in SDCL 25‐7‐6.2 as shown in Appendix A and 

set a minimum order amount. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                Retrieved from http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/css/resource/nprm‐flexibility‐efficiency‐and‐modernization‐in‐child‐support‐enforcement‐programs  5 The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) developed and calculates the price parity to measure the differences in the price 

levels of goods and services across states for a given year. Price parities are expressed as a percentage of the overall national 

price level for each year, which is equal to 100%. If a state has a price parity of less than 100%, its price levels are below 

average; if a state has a price parity of more than 100%, its price levels are above average. The most recent data is from 2014.  

It shows South Dakota’s price parity is 88.0%.  [U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Real Personal Income for States and 

Metropolitan Areas, 2014. http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/regional/rpp/rpp_newsrelease.htm ] 6For example, at a net income of $1,100 per month, the average amount expended on one child in 2016 dollars is $282 per 

month while the difference between $1,100 and a SSR of $871 is $229, so $229 is the amount provided in the proposed 

schedule changes.   

 

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RECOMMENDATION  3:  AMEND  SDCL  25‐7‐6.22  TO  PROVIDE  A  CLEAR  DEFINITION  OF  FULL  TIME  

EMPLOYMENT.    

Issues 

The underlying issue is there is a not clear definition of full time employment in the guidelines, although 

the guidelines mention “full time” several times.   Not all referees and judges consistently define full 

time.  Some assume full time means 40 hours per week, 52 weeks per year.   Others are less concerned 

with hours, and more concerned with the primary occupation.  Exacerbating the issue is that a growing 

number of occupations do not offer a 40‐hour workweek, 52 weeks per year. In turn, this has indirect 

consequences for guidelines provisions pertaining to income imputation and income from second jobs 

that mention “full‐time” employment, but do not define it.  SDCL 25‐7‐6.22 provides a rebuttable 

presumption that second job income is not to be considered in establishing support obligation if a 

parent is employed full‐time at a rate of pay that equals or exceeds the state's minimum wage. SDCL 25‐

7‐6.4 provides that the parent's child support obligation shall be computed at a rate not less than full‐

time employment at the state minimum wage.  

Discussion 

The Commission recognizes and heard comments that there are several occupations that do not offer a 

40‐hour workweek, 52 weeks per year; and, this indirectly affects the guidelines calculation. The 

definition of full‐time work by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is 35 hours per week. The Commission 

also identified several examples:  retailers often schedule workers for less than 40 hours per week and 

school teachers do not usually work 40 hours per week, 52 weeks per year.  The former example is 

relevant to the presumption that a parent, at a minimum is capable of full‐time employment at 

minimum wage. It is common for service sector employers to offer less than 40‐hour work weeks.  The 

latter example of the school teacher is relevant to whether a school teacher’s income from summer 

employment should be included as income in the calculation of support, as at least one referee did, 

because the teacher’s primary occupation did not require 40 hours per week for 52 weeks. 

The Commission believes it is important to establish a quantitative threshold that is realistic, reflective 

of typical employment hours, and could easily be applied.  To this end, the Commission settled on 

relating the recommended threshold to a 35‐hour workweek, 52 hours per year.  This amounts to 1,820 

hours per year. 

Recommendation Summary 

Amend SDCL 25‐7‐6.22 to read “if a parent has annual primary employment earnings equaling or 

exceeding the current state minimum hourly wage multiplied by 1,820 hours, it is presumed that a 

parent’s second job income is not to be considered in establishing a support obligation.  This 

presumption may be rebutted by evidence that the income source was available to pay expenses related 

to the child when the parent initially became obligated for the support of the child pursuant to § 25‐7‐

6.1   

 

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OTHER  MATTERS ADDRESSED  BY COMMISSION 

Several other issues where identified through the public hearings and written comments submitted to 

the Commission, but did not result in recommendations for a variety of reasons.  One reason for no 

recommendation was the issue was not identified as a common concern; instead, it was often unique to 

the individual submitting the comment.  Other reasons include the issue being outside the scope of the 

executive order or lack of public awareness.  In response to some of the lack of awareness issues, DCS 

may be able to address some of them through its website because DCS is continuously improving its 

website to better inform parents of child support processes. 

The Commission discussed pending proposed federal rule changes pertaining to state child support 

guidelines review requirements; however, no finalized rule changes were released prior to the 

Commission’s November 9th meeting.   The Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE) had 

revised the 2014 proposed federal rules after receiving public comment, but cannot release information 

about how the finalized rules would be similar or different from the proposed rules.   Without knowing 

what the finalized rules will be, it makes no sense for the Commission to take further actions on them.  

The Commission, however, recognizes the proposed rule changes, and is not making any 

recommendations that would be inconsistent with them.  In fact, the Commission’s self‐support reserve 

recommendation is likely to make the South Dakota guidelines compliant or more compliant with the 

proposed federal rule change requiring that a state’s guidelines take in consideration the subsistence 

needs of the obligated parent.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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APPENDIX A

RECOMMENDED LEGISLATION PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION

FOR AN ACT ENTITLED, An act to revise certain provisions relating to child support.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA:

Section 1. That §25-7-6.2 be amended to read as follows:

The child support obligation shall be established in accordance with the following schedule subject to the revisions or deviations as permitted by this chapter. Except as provided in this chapter, the combined monthly net incomes of both parents shall be used in determining the obligation which shall be divided proportionately between the parents based upon their respective net incomes. The noncustodial parent's proportionate share establishes the amount of the child support order.

If the obligation using only the noncustodial parent's monthly net income is an obligation within the emboldened areas of the schedule, that amount shall be compared to the noncustodial parent's proportionate share using both parents' monthly net incomes. The lesser amount establishes the noncustodial parent's child support order.

Monthly Net

Income

One

Child

Two

Children

Three

Children

Four

Children

Five

Children

Six

Children

0-1,100 216 279 312 335 357 379

1,150 256 319 352 375 397 419

1,200 296 359 392 415 437 459

1,250 319 399 432 455 477 499

1,300 332 439 472 495 517 539

1,350 344 479 512 535 557 579

1,400 357 519 552 575 597 619

1,450 369 539 592 615 637 659

1,500 381 557 632 655 677 699

1,550 393 574 672 695 717 739

1,600 405 590 700 735 757 779

1,650 47.016 607 719 775 797 819

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1,700 428 624 738 815 837 859

1,750 440 640 757 846 877 899

1,800 451 657 777 868 917 939

1,850 463 674 796 889 957 979

1,900 475 690 815 911 997 1,019

1,950 487 707 835 932 1,025 1,059

2,000 498 723 854 954 1,049 1,099

2,050 510 740 873 975 1,073 1,139

2,100 522 757 892 997 1,096 1,179

2,150 533 773 912 1,018 1,120 1,218

2,200 545 790 931 1,040 1,144 1,243

2,250 557 807 950 1,061 1,167 269

2,300 568 823 969 1,083 1,191 1,295

2,350 580 840 989 1,104 1,215 1,321

2,400 592 857 1,008 1,126 1,239 1,347

2,450 603 873 1,028 1,148 1,263 1,373

2,500 615 890 1,047 1,170 1,287 1,399

2,550 627 907 1,067 1,191 1,311 1,425

2,600 638 923 1,086 1,213 1,334 1,450

2,650 650 940 1,105 1,235 1,358 1,476

2,700 662 957 1,125 1,257 1,382 1,502

2,750 673 973 1,144 1,278 1,406 1,528

2,800 685 990 1,164 1,300 1,430 1,554

2,850 696 1,007 1,183 1,322 1,454 1,580

2,900 708 1,023 1,203 1,343 1,478 1,606

2,950 720 1,040 1,222 1,365 1,502 1,632

3,000 731 1,056 1,242 1,387 1,526 1,658

3,050 743 1,073 1,261 1,409 1,549 1,684

3,100 755 1,090 1,281 1,430 1,573 1,710

3,150 766 1,106 1,300 1,452 1,597 1,736

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3,200 776 1,120 1,316 1,470 1,617 1,757

3,250 779 1,125 1,321 1,476 1,623 1,765

3,300 782 1,129 1,327 1,482 1,630 1,772

3,350 786 1,134 1,332 1,488 1,637 1,779

3,400 789 1,139 1,337 1,494 1,643 1,786

3,450 792 1,144 1,343 1,500 1,650 1,793

3,500 796 1,148 1,348 1,506 1,657 1,801

3,550 799 1,153 1,354 1,512 1,663 1,808

3,600 802 1,158 1,359 1,518 1,670 1,815

3,650 810 1,169 1,371 1,532 1,685 1,832

3,700 819 1,181 1,386 1,548 1,703 1,851

3,750 828 1,194 1,401 1,565 1,721 1,871

3,800 836 1,206 1,416 1,581 1,739 1,891

3,850 845 1,219 1,430 1,598 1,758 1,911

3,900 854 1,232 1,445 1,614 1,776 1,930

3,950 863 1,244 1,460 1,631 1,794 1,950

4,000 872 1,257 1,475 1,647 1,812 1,970

4,050 879 1,267 1,487 1,661 1,827 1,986

4,100 882 1,272 1,491 1,665 1,832 1,991

4,150 886 1,276 1,495 1,670 1,837 1,997

4,200 889 1,280 1,499 1,675 1,842 2,003

4,250 893 1,285 1,504 1,680 1,848 2,008

4,300 896 1,289 1,508 1,684 1,853 2,014

4,350 900 1,293 1,512 1,689 1,858 2,020

4,400 903 1,297 1,517 1,694 1,863 2,025

4,450 907 1,302 1,521 1,699 1,869 2,031

4,500 910 1,306 1,525 1,703 1,874 2,037

4,550 914 1,310 1,529 1,708 1,879 2,043

4,600 917 1,315 1,534 1,713 1,884 2,048

4,650 921 1,319 1,538 1,718 1,890 2,054

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4,700 924 1,324 1,543 1,723 1,896 2,061

4,750 928 1,329 1,548 1,730 1,903 2,068

4,800 932 1,334 1,554 1,736 1,909 2,076

4,850 936 1,339 1,560 1,742 1,916 2,083

4,900 940 1,344 1,565 1,748 1,923 2,091

4,950 943 1,349 1,571 1,755 1,930 2,098

5,000 947 1,354 1,577 1,761 1,937 2,106

5,050 951 1,360 1,582 1,767 1,944 2,113

5,100 955 1,365 1,588 1,774 1,951 2,121

5,150 958 1,370 1,593 1,780 1,958 2,128

5,200 962 1,375 1,599 1,786 1,965 2,136

5,250 966 1,380 1,605 1,792 1,972 2,143

5,300 970 1,385 1,610 1,799 1,979 2,151

5,350 973 1,390 1,616 1,805 1,985 2,158

5,400 977 1,395 1,622 1,811 1,992 2,166

5,450 981 1,400 1,627 1,818 1,999 2,173

5,500 985 1,406 1,633 1,824 2,006 2,181

5,550 988 1,411 1,638 1,830 2,013 2,188

5,600 992 1,416 1,644 1,836 2,020 2,196

5,650 996 1,421 1,650 1,843 2,027 2,203

5,700 1,000 1,426 1,655 1,849 2,034 2,211

5,750 1,004 1,432 1,662 1,856 2,042 2,219

5,800 1,009 1,439 1,670 1,865 2,051 2,230

5,850 1,014 1,446 1,678 1,874 2,061 2,241

5,900 1,019 1,453 1,686 1,883 2,071 2,251

5,950 1,024 1,460 1,694 1,892 2,081 2,262

6,000 1,029 1,467 1,702 1,901 2,091 2,273

6,050 1,034 1,474 1,710 1,910 2,101 2,284

6,100 1,039 1,481 1,718 1,919 2,111 2,294

6,150 1,043 1,488 1,726 1,928 2,121 2,305

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6,200 1,048 1,495 1,734 1,937 2,130 2,316

6,250 1,053 1,502 1,742 1,946 2,140 2,327

6,300 1,058 1,509 1,750 1,955 2,150 2,337

6,350 1,063 1,516 1,758 1,964 2,160 2,348

6,400 1,068 1,523 1,766 1,973 2,170 2,359

6,450 1,073 1,530 1,774 1,982 2,180 2,370

6,500 1,078 1,537 1,782 1,991 2,190 2,380

6,550 1,083 1,544 1,790 2,000 2,200 2,391

6,600 1,088 1,551 1,798 2,009 2,210 2,402

6,650 1,093 1,558 1,806 2,018 2,219 2,413

6,700 1,098 1,565 1,814 2,027 2,229 2,423

6,750 1,103 1,572 1,822 2,036 2,239 2,434

6,800 1,108 1,579 1,830 2,045 2,249 2,445

6,850 1,113 1,586 1,839 2,054 2,259 2,456

6,900 1,118 1,593 1,847 2,063 2,269 2,466

6,950 1,123 1,600 1,855 2,072 2,279 2,477

7,000 1,128 1,607 1,863 2,081 2,289 2,488

7,050 1,133 1,614 1,871 2,090 2,299 2,498

7,100 1,138 1,620 1,879 2,099 2,308 2,509

7,150 1,142 1,627 1,887 2,108 2,318 2,520

7,200 1,147 1,634 1,895 2,117 2,328 2,531

7,250 1,152 1,641 1,903 2,125 2,338 2,541

7,300 1,157 1,648 1,911 2,134 2,348 2,552

7,350 1,162 1,655 1,919 2,143 2,358 2,563

7,400 1,167 1,662 1,927 2,152 2,368 2,574

7,450 1,172 1,669 1,934 2,161 2,377 2,583

7,500 1,175 1,673 1,939 2,166 2,383 2,590

7,550 1,178 1,678 1,944 2,172 2,389 2,597

7,600 1,181 1,682 1,949 2,177 2,395 2,603

7,650 1,185 1,687 1,954 2,183 2,401 2,610

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7,700 1,188 1,691 1,959 2,188 2,407 2,616

7,750 1,191 1,695 1,964 2,194 2,413 2,623

7,800 1,194 1,700 1,969 2,199 2,419 2,630

7,850 1,197 1,704 1,974 2,205 2,425 2,636

7,900 1,201 1,709 1,979 2,210 2,431 2,643

7,950 1,204 1,713 1,984 2,216 2,438 2,650

8,000 1,207 1,718 1,989 2,222 2,444 2,656

8,050 1,210 1,722 1,994 2,227 2,450 2,663

8,100 1,214 1,726 1,999 2,233 2,456 2,670

8,150 1,217 1,731 2,004 2,238 2,462 2,676

8,200 1,220 1,735 2,009 2,244 2,468 2,683

8,250 1,223 1,740 2,014 2,249 2,474 2,689

8,300 1,227 1,744 2,019 2,255 2,480 2,696

8,350 1,230 1,749 2,024 2,260 2,486 2,703

8,400 1,233 1,753 2,029 2,266 2,493 2,709

8,450 1,236 1,758 2,034 2,271 2,499 2,716

8,500 1,239 1,762 2,039 2,277 2,505 2,723

8,550 1,243 1,766 2,043 2,283 2,511 2,729

8,600 1,246 1,771 2,048 2,288 2,517 2,736

8,650 1,249 1,775 2,053 2,294 2,523 2,743

8,700 1,252 1,780 2,058 2,299 2,529 2,749

8,750 1,256 1,784 2,063 2,305 2,535 2,756

8,800 1,259 1,789 2,068 2,310 2,541 2,762

8,850 1,262 1,793 2,073 2,316 2,547 2,769

8,900 1,265 1,797 2,078 2,321 2,554 2,776

8,950 1,268 1,802 2,083 2,327 2,560 2,782

9,000 1,272 1,806 2,088 2,332 2,566 2,789

9,050 1,275 1,811 2,093 2,338 2,572 2,796

9,100 1,278 1,815 2,098 2,344 2,578 2,802

9,150 1,281 1,820 2,103 2,349 2,584 2,809

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9,200 1,285 1,824 2,108 2,355 2,590 2,815

9,250 1,288 1,829 2,113 2,360 2,596 2,822

9,300 1,291 1,833 2,118 2,366 2,602 2,829

9,350 1,294 1,837 2,123 2,371 2,608 2,835

9,400 1,297 1,842 2,128 2,377 2,615 2,842

9,450 1,301 1,846 2,133 2,382 2,621 2,849

9,500 1,304 1,851 2,138 2,388 2,627 2,855

9,550 1,307 1,855 2,143 2,394 2,633 2,862

9,600 1,309 1,857 2,145 2,396 2,635 2,865

9,650 1,310 1,859 2,146 2,397 2,637 2,866

9,700 1,312 1,860 2,147 2,398 2,638 2,867

9,750 1,313 1,861 2,148 2,399 2,639 2,869

9,800 1,314 1,863 2,149 2,401 2,641 2,870

9,850 1,315 1,864 2,150 2,402 2,642 2,872

9,900 1,317 1,866 2,151 2,403 2,643 2,873

9,950 1,318 1,867 2,152 2,404 2,645 2,875

10,000 1,319 1,868 2,154 2,406 2,646 2,876

10,050 1,321 1,870 2,155 2,407 2,647 2,878

10,100 1,322 1,871 2,156 2,408 2,649 2,879

10,150 1,323 1,873 2,157 2,409 2,650 2,881

10,200 1,325 1,874 2,158 2,410 2,652 2,882

10,250 1,326 1,876 2,159 2,412 2,653 2,884

10,300 1,327 1,877 2,160 2,413 2,654 2,885

10,350 1,329 1,878 2,161 2,414 2,656 2,887

10,400 1,330 1,880 2,162 2,415 2,657 2,888

10,450 1,331 1,881 2,164 2,417 2,658 2,890

10,500 1,333 1,883 2,165 2,418 2,660 2,891

10,550 1,334 1,884 2,166 2,419 2,661 2,893

10,600 1,335 1,885 2,167 2,420 2,662 2,894

10,650 1,337 1,887 2,168 2,422 2,664 2,895

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10,700 1,338 1,888 2,169 2,423 2,665 2,897

10,750 1,339 1,890 2,170 2,424 2,666 2,898

10,800 1,341 1,891 2,171 2,425 2,668 2,900

10,850 1,342 1,892 2,172 2,427 2,669 2,901

10,900 1,343 1,894 2,173 2,428 2,671 2,903

10,950 1,345 1,895 2,175 2,429 2,672 2,904

11,000 1,346 1,897 2,176 2,430 2,673 2,906

11,050 1,347 1,898 2,177 2,431 2,675 2,907

11,100 1,348 1,900 2,178 2,433 2,676 2,909

11,150 1,350 1,901 2,179 2,434 2,677 2,910

11,200 1,351 1,902 2,180 2,435 2,679 2,912

11,250 1,352 1,904 2,181 2,436 2,680 2,913

11,300 1,354 1,905 2,182 2,438 2,681 2,915

11,350 1,355 1,907 2,183 2,439 2,683 2,916

11,400 1,356 1,908 2,184 2,440 2,684 2,918

11,450 1,358 1,909 2,186 2,441 2,685 2,919

11,500 1,359 1,911 2,187 2,443 2,687 2,921

11,550 1,360 1,912 2,188 2,444 2,688 2,922

11,600 1,362 1,914 2,189 2,445 2,689 2,923

11,650 1,363 1,915 2,190 2,446 2,691 2,925

11,700 1,365 1,918 2,193 2,449 2,694 2,929

11,750 1,370 1,924 2,200 2,458 2,703 2,939

11,800 1,374 1,930 2,207 2,466 2,712 2,948

11,850 1,379 1,937 2,215 2,474 2,721 2,958

11,900 1,383 1,943 2,222 2,482 2,730 2,968

11,950 1,387 1,949 2,229 2,490 2,739 2,978

12,000 1,392 1,956 2,237 2,498 2,748 2,987

12,050 1,396 1,962 2,244 2,507 2,757 2,997

12,100 1,401 1,968 2,251 2,515 2,766 3,007

12,150 1,405 1,975 2,259 2,523 2,775 3,017

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12,200 1,410 1,981 2,266 2,531 2,784 3,026

12,250 1,414 1,987 2,273 2,539 2,793 3,036

12,300 1,418 1,993 2,280 2,547 2,802 3,046

12,350 1,423 2,000 2,288 2,555 2,811 3,056

12,400 1,427 2,006 2,295 2,564 2,820 3,065

12,450 1,432 2,012 2,302 2,572 2,829 3,075

12,500 1,436 2,019 2,310 2,580 2,838 3,085

12,550 1,441 2,025 2,317 2,588 2,847 3,095

12,600 1,445 2,031 2,324 2,596 2,856 3,104

12,650 1,449 2,038 2,332 2,604 2,865 3,114

12,700 1,454 2,044 2,339 2,613 2,874 3,124

12,750 1,458 2,050 2,346 2,621 2,883 3,134

12,800 1,463 2,056 2,354 2,629 2,892 3,143

12,850 1,467 2,063 2,361 2,637 2,901 3,153

12,900 1,472 2,069 2,368 2,645 2,910 3,163

12,950 1,476 2,075 2,375 2,653 2,919 3,173

13,000 1,480 2,082 2,383 2,662 2,928 3,182

13,050 1,485 2,088 2,390 2,670 2,937 3,192

13,100 1,489 2,094 2,397 2,678 2,946 3,202

13,150 1,494 2,101 2,405 2,686 2,955 3,212

13,200 1,498 2,107 2,412 2,694 2,964 3,221

13,250 1,503 2,113 2,419 2,702 2,973 3,231

13,300 1,507 2,119 2,427 2,710 2,982 3,241

13,350 1,512 2,126 2,434 2,719 2,990 3,251

13,400 1,516 2,132 2,441 2,727 2,999 3,260

13,450 1,520 2,138 2,448 2,735 3,008 3,270

13,500 1,525 2,145 2,456 2,743 3,017 3,280

13,550 1,529 2,151 2,463 2,751 3,026 3,290

13,600 1,534 2,157 2,470 2,759 3,035 3,299

13,650 1,538 2,163 2,478 2,768 3,044 3,309

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13,700 1,543 2,170 2,485 2,776 3,053 3,319

13,750 1,547 2,176 2,492 2,784 3,062 3,329

13,800 1,551 2,182 2,500 2,792 3,071 3,338

13,850 1,556 2,189 2,507 2,800 3,080 3,348

13,900 1,560 2,195 2,514 2,808 3,089 3,358

13,950 1,565 2,201 2,521 2,817 3,098 3,368

14,000 1,569 2,208 2,529 2,825 3,107 3,377

14,050 1,574 2,214 2,536 2,833 3,116 3,387

14,100 1,578 2,220 2,543 2,841 3,125 3,397

14,150 1,582 2,226 2,551 2,849 3,134 3,407

14,200 1,587 2,233 2,558 2,857 3,143 3,416

14,250 1,591 2,239 2,565 2,865 3,152 3,426

14,300 1,596 2,245 2,573 2,874 3,161 3,436

14,350 1,600 2,252 2,580 2,882 3,170 3,446

14,400 1,605 2,258 2,587 2,890 3,179 3,455

14,450 1,609 2,264 2,595 2,898 3,188 3,465

14,500 1,614 2,271 2,602 2,906 3,197 3,475

14,550 1,618 2,277 2,609 2,914 3,206 3,485

14,600 1,622 2,283 2,616 2,923 3,215 3,495

14,650 1,627 2,289 2,624 2,931 3,224 3,504

14,700 1,631 2,296 2,631 2,939 3,233 3,514

14,750 1,636 2,302 2,638 2,947 3,242 3,524

14,800 1,640 2,308 2,646 2,955 3,251 3,534

14,850 1,645 2,315 2,653 2,963 3,260 3,543

14,900 1,649 2,321 2,660 2,972 3,269 3,553

14,950 1,653 2,327 2,668 2,980 3,278 3,563

15,000 1,658 2,334 2,675 2,988 3,287 3,573

15,050 1,662 2,340 2,682 2,996 3,296 3,582

15,100 1,667 2,346 2,689 3,004 3,305 3,592

15,150 1,671 2,352 2,697 3,012 3,314 3,602

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15,200 1,676 2,359 2,704 3,020 3,322 3,612

15,250 1,680 2,365 2,711 3,029 3,331 3,621

15,300 1,684 2,371 2,719 3,037 3,340 3,631

15,350 1,689 2,378 2,726 3,045 3,349 3,641

15,400 1,693 2,384 2,733 3,053 3,358 3,651

15,450 1,698 2,390 2,741 3,061 3,367 3,360

15,500 1,702 2,397 2,748 3,069 3,376 3,670

15,550 1,707 2,403 2,755 3,078 3,385 3,680

15,600 1,711 2,409 2,762 3,086 3,394 3,690

15,650 1,716 2,415 2,770 3,094 3,403 3,699

15,700 1,720 2,422 2,777 3,102 3,412 3,709

15,750 1,724 2,428 2,784 3,110 3,421 3,719

15,800 1,729 2,434 2,792 3,118 3,430 3,729

15,850 1,733 2,441 2,799 3,126 3,439 3,738

15,900 1,738 2,447 2,806 3,135 3,448 3,748

15,950 1,742 2,453 2,814 3,143 3,457 3,758

16,000 1,747 2,460 2,821 3,151 3,466 3,768

16,050 1,751 2,466 2,828 3,159 3,475 3,777

16,100 1,755 2,472 2,836 3,167 3,484 3,787

16,150 1,760 2,478 2,843 3,175 3,493 3,797

16,200 1,764 2,485 2,850 3,184 3,502 3,807

16,250 1,769 2,491 2,857 3,192 3,511 3,816

16,300 1,773 2,497 2,865 3,200 3,520 3,826

16,350 1,778 2,504 2,872 3,208 3,529 3,836

16,400 1,782 2,510 2,879 3,216 3,538 3,846

16,450 1,786 2,516 2,887 3,224 3,547 3,855

16,500 1,791 2,523 2,894 3,233 3,556 3,865

16,550 1,795 2,529 2,901 3,241 3,565 3,875

16,600 1,800 2,535 2,909 3,249 3,574 3,885

16,650 1,804 2,541 2,916 3,257 3,583 3,894

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16,700 1,809 2,548 2,923 3,265 3,592 3,904

16,750 1,813 2,554 2,930 3,273 3,601 3,914

16,800 1,817 2,560 2,938 3,281 3,610 3,924

16,850 1,822 2,567 2,945 3,290 3,619 3,933

16,900 1,826 2,573 2,952 3,298 3,628 3,943

16,950 1,831 2,579 2,960 3,306 3,637 3,953

17,000 1,835 2,585 2,967 3,314 3,646 3,963

17,050 1,840 2,592 2,974 3,322 3,655 3,972

17,100 1,844 2,598 2,982 3,330 3,663 3,982

17,150 1,849 2,604 2,989 3,339 3,672 3,992

17,200 1,853 2,611 2,996 3,347 3,681 4,002

17,250 1,857 2,617 3,003 3,355 3,690 4,011

17,300 1,862 2,623 3,011 3,363 3,699 4,021

17,350 1,866 2,630 3,018 3,371 3,708 4,031

17,400 1,871 2,636 3,025 3,379 3,717 4,041

17,450 1,875 2,642 3,033 3,388 3,726 4,050

17,500 1,880 2,648 3,040 3,396 3,735 4,060

17,550 1,884 2,655 3,047 3,404 3,744 4,070

17,600 1,888 2,661 3,055 3,412 3,753 4,080

17,650 1,893 2,667 3,062 3,420 3,762 4,089

17,700 1,897 2,674 3,069 3,428 3,771 4,099

17,750 1,902 2,680 3,077 3,436 3,780 4,109

17,800 1,906 2,686 3,084 3,445 3,789 4,119

17,850 1,911 2,693 3,091 3,453 3,798 4,129

17,900 1,915 2,699 3,098 3,461 3,807 4,138

17,950 1,919 2,705 3,106 3,469 3,816 4,148

18,000 1,924 2,711 3,113 3,477 3,825 4,158

18,050 1,928 2,718 3,120 3,485 3,834 4,168

18,100 1,933 2,724 3,128 3,494 3,843 4,177

18,150 1,937 2,730 3,135 3,502 3,852 4,187

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18,200 1,942 2,737 3,142 3,510 3,861 4,197

18,250 1,946 2,743 3,150 3,518 3,870 4,207

18,300 1,951 2,749 3,157 3,526 3,879 4,216

18,350 1,955 2,756 3,164 3,534 3,888 4,226

18,400 1,959 2,762 3,171 3,543 3,897 4,236

18,450 1,964 2,768 3,179 3,551 3,906 4,246

18,500 1,968 2,774 3,186 3,559 3,915 4,255

18,550 1,973 2,781 3,193 3,567 3,924 4,265

18,600 1,977 2,787 3,201 3,575 3,933 4,275

18,650 1,982 2,793 3,208 3,583 3,942 4,285

18,700 1,986 2,800 3,215 3,591 3,951 4,294

18,750 1,990 2,806 3,223 3,600 3,960 4,304

18,800 1,995 2,812 3,230 3,608 3,969 4,314

18,850 1,999 2,819 3,237 3,616 3,978 4,324

18,900 2,004 2,825 3,244 3,624 3,987 4,333

18,950 2,008 2,831 3,252 3,632 3,995 4,343

19,000 2,013 2,837 3,259 3,640 4,004 4,353

19,050 2,017 2,844 3,266 3,649 4,013 4,363

19,100 2,021 2,850 3,274 3,657 4,022 4,372

19,150 2,026 2,856 3,281 3,665 4,031 4,382

19,200 2,030 2,863 3,288 3,673 4,040 4,392

19,250 2,035 2,869 3,296 3,681 4,049 4,402

19,300 2,039 2,875 3,303 3,689 4,058 4,411

19,350 2,044 2,882 3,310 3,698 4,067 4,421

19,400 2,048 2,888 3,318 3,706 4,076 4,431

19,450 2,053 2,894 3,325 3,714 4,085 4,441

19,500 2,057 2,900 3,332 3,722 4,094 4,450

19,550 2,061 2,907 3,339 3,730 4,103 4,460

19,600 2,066 2,913 3,347 3,738 4,112 4,470

19,650 2,070 2,919 3,354 3,746 4,121 4,480

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19,700 2,075 2,926 3,361 3,755 4,130 4,489

19,750 2,079 2,932 3,369 3,763 4,139 4,499

19,800 2,084 2,938 3,376 3,771 4,148 4,509

19,850 2,088 2,945 3,383 3,779 4,157 4,519

19,900 2,092 2,951 3,391 3,787 4,166 4,528

19,950 2,097 2,957 3,398 3,795 4,175 4,538

20,000 2,101 2,963 3,405 3,804 4,184 4,548

Monthly Net Income

One Child

Two Children

Three Children

Four Children

Five Children

Six Children

0 - 950 79 79 79 79 79 79

951 - 1000 129 129 129 129 129 129

1001 - 1050 179 179 179 179 179 179

1051 - 1100 229 229 229 229 229 229

1101 - 1150 279 279 279 279 279 279

1151 - 1200 308 329 329 329 329 329

1201 - 1250 320 379 379 379 379 379

1251 - 1300 333 429 429 429 429 429

1301 - 1350 345 479 479 479 479 479

1351 - 1400 357 523 529 529 529 529

1401 - 1450 370 541 579 579 579 579

1451 - 1500 382 559 629 629 629 629

1501 - 1550 395 577 679 679 679 679

1551 - 1600 407 595 706 729 729 729

1601 - 1650 419 613 727 779 779 779

1651 - 1700 431 629 747 829 829 829

1701 - 1750 443 646 766 855 879 879

1751 - 1800 455 663 785 877 929 929

1801 - 1850 466 679 804 899 979 979

1851 - 1900 478 696 824 920 1012 1029

1901 - 1950 490 713 843 942 1036 1079

1951 - 2000 501 729 862 963 1059 1129

2001 - 2050 513 746 882 985 1083 1177

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2051 - 2100 525 763 901 1006 1107 1203

2101 - 2150 536 779 920 1028 1130 1229

2151 - 2200 548 796 939 1049 1154 1255

2201 - 2250 560 813 959 1071 1178 1280

2251 - 2300 572 829 978 1092 1202 1306

2301 - 2350 583 846 997 1114 1225 1332

2351 - 2400 595 862 1016 1135 1249 1358

2401 - 2450 607 879 1036 1157 1273 1383

2451 - 2500 618 896 1055 1178 1296 1409

2501 - 2550 630 912 1074 1200 1320 1435

2551 - 2600 642 929 1094 1222 1344 1461

2601 - 2650 653 946 1113 1243 1368 1487

2651 - 2700 665 962 1133 1265 1392 1513

2701 - 2750 677 979 1152 1287 1415 1539

2751 - 2800 688 996 1171 1308 1439 1565

2801 - 2850 700 1012 1191 1330 1463 1591

2851 - 2900 712 1029 1210 1352 1487 1617

2901 - 2950 723 1046 1230 1374 1511 1642

2951 - 3000 735 1062 1249 1395 1535 1668

3001 - 3050 746 1079 1269 1417 1559 1694

3051 - 3100 758 1096 1288 1439 1583 1720

3101 - 3150 770 1112 1308 1461 1607 1746

3151 - 3200 781 1129 1327 1482 1631 1772

3201 - 3250 793 1146 1346 1504 1654 1798

3251 - 3300 805 1162 1366 1526 1678 1824

3301 - 3350 816 1179 1385 1547 1702 1850

3351 - 3400 828 1196 1405 1569 1726 1876

3401 - 3450 839 1212 1424 1591 1750 1902

3451 - 3500 851 1229 1444 1613 1774 1928

3501 - 3550 856 1236 1453 1622 1785 1940

3551 - 3600 860 1241 1458 1628 1791 1947

3601 - 3650 863 1246 1463 1635 1798 1954

3651 - 3700 866 1251 1469 1641 1805 1962

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3701 - 3750 870 1255 1474 1647 1811 1969

3751 - 3800 873 1260 1480 1653 1818 1976

3801 - 3850 876 1265 1485 1659 1825 1983

3851 - 3900 880 1270 1490 1665 1831 1990

3901 - 3950 883 1274 1496 1671 1838 1998

3951 - 4000 889 1282 1505 1681 1849 2010

4001 - 4050 897 1295 1520 1697 1867 2029

4051 - 4100 906 1307 1534 1714 1885 2049

4101 - 4150 915 1320 1549 1730 1903 2069

4151 - 4200 924 1333 1564 1747 1921 2089

4201 - 4250 933 1345 1579 1763 1940 2108

4251 - 4300 941 1358 1593 1780 1958 2128

4301 - 4350 950 1370 1608 1796 1976 2148

4351 - 4400 959 1383 1623 1813 1994 2167

4401 - 4450 968 1395 1637 1829 2012 2187

4451 - 4500 971 1400 1641 1834 2017 2192

4501 - 4550 975 1404 1646 1838 2022 2198

4551 - 4600 978 1408 1650 1843 2027 2204

4601 - 4650 982 1413 1654 1848 2033 2209

4651 - 4700 985 1417 1658 1853 2038 2215

4701 - 4750 989 1421 1663 1857 2043 2221

4751 - 4800 992 1426 1667 1862 2048 2226

4801 - 4850 996 1430 1671 1867 2053 2232

4851 - 4900 999 1434 1676 1872 2059 2238

4901 - 4950 1003 1439 1680 1876 2064 2244

4951 - 5000 1006 1443 1684 1881 2069 2249

5001 - 5050 1010 1447 1688 1886 2074 2255

5051 - 5100 1013 1451 1693 1891 2080 2261

5101 - 5150 1017 1456 1697 1895 2085 2266

5151 - 5200 1020 1461 1702 1902 2092 2274

5201 - 5250 1024 1466 1708 1908 2099 2281

5251 - 5300 1028 1471 1714 1914 2106 2289

5301 - 5350 1032 1476 1719 1920 2113 2296

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5351 - 5400 1035 1481 1725 1927 2119 2304

5401 - 5450 1039 1486 1731 1933 2126 2311

5451 - 5500 1043 1492 1736 1939 2133 2319

5501 - 5550 1047 1497 1742 1946 2140 2326

5551 - 5600 1050 1502 1747 1952 2147 2334

5601 - 5650 1054 1507 1753 1958 2154 2341

5651 - 5700 1058 1512 1759 1964 2161 2349

5701 - 5750 1062 1517 1764 1971 2168 2356

5751 - 5800 1065 1522 1770 1977 2175 2364

5801 - 5850 1069 1527 1776 1983 2182 2371

5851 - 5900 1073 1532 1781 1990 2189 2379

5901 - 5950 1077 1538 1787 1996 2195 2386

5951 - 6000 1081 1543 1792 2002 2202 2394

6001 - 6050 1084 1548 1798 2008 2209 2401

6051 - 6100 1088 1553 1804 2015 2216 2409

6101 - 6150 1092 1558 1809 2021 2223 2416

6151 - 6200 1096 1563 1815 2027 2230 2424

6201 - 6250 1099 1568 1821 2034 2237 2432

6251 - 6300 1103 1573 1826 2040 2244 2439

6301 - 6350 1108 1580 1833 2048 2252 2448

6351 - 6400 1113 1586 1841 2057 2262 2459

6401 - 6450 1117 1593 1849 2066 2272 2470

6451 - 6500 1122 1600 1857 2075 2282 2481

6501 - 6550 1127 1607 1865 2084 2292 2491

6551 - 6600 1132 1614 1873 2093 2302 2502

6601 - 6650 1137 1621 1881 2102 2312 2513

6651 - 6700 1142 1628 1889 2111 2322 2524

6701 - 6750 1147 1635 1898 2120 2331 2534

6751 - 6800 1152 1642 1906 2129 2341 2545

6801 - 6850 1157 1649 1914 2137 2351 2556

6851 - 6900 1162 1656 1922 2146 2361 2567

6901 - 6950 1167 1663 1930 2155 2371 2577

6951 - 7000 1172 1670 1938 2164 2381 2588

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7001 - 7050 1177 1677 1946 2173 2391 2599

7051 - 7100 1182 1684 1954 2182 2401 2610

7101 - 7150 1187 1691 1962 2191 2411 2620

7151 - 7200 1192 1698 1970 2200 2420 2631

7201 - 7250 1197 1705 1978 2209 2430 2642

7251 - 7300 1202 1712 1986 2218 2440 2653

7301 - 7350 1207 1719 1994 2227 2450 2663

7351 - 7400 1212 1726 2002 2236 2460 2674

7401 - 7450 1216 1733 2010 2245 2470 2685

7451 - 7500 1221 1740 2018 2254 2480 2695

7501 - 7550 1226 1747 2026 2263 2490 2706

7551 - 7600 1231 1754 2034 2272 2500 2717

7601 - 7650 1236 1761 2042 2281 2509 2728

7651 - 7700 1241 1768 2050 2290 2519 2738

7701 - 7750 1246 1775 2058 2299 2529 2749

7751 - 7800 1251 1782 2066 2308 2539 2760

7801 - 7850 1256 1789 2074 2317 2549 2771

7851 - 7900 1261 1796 2083 2326 2559 2781

7901 - 7950 1266 1803 2091 2335 2569 2792

7951 - 8000 1271 1810 2099 2344 2579 2803

8001 - 8050 1276 1817 2107 2353 2588 2814

8051 - 8100 1281 1824 2115 2362 2598 2824

8101 - 8150 1286 1831 2123 2371 2608 2835

8151 - 8200 1291 1838 2130 2380 2618 2845

8201 - 8250 1294 1843 2135 2385 2624 2852

8251 - 8300 1297 1847 2140 2391 2630 2859

8301 - 8350 1300 1851 2145 2396 2636 2865

8351 - 8400 1303 1856 2150 2402 2642 2872

8401 - 8450 1307 1860 2155 2407 2648 2879

8451 - 8500 1310 1865 2160 2413 2654 2885

8501 - 8550 1313 1869 2165 2419 2660 2892

8551 - 8600 1316 1874 2170 2424 2667 2899

8601 - 8650 1320 1878 2175 2430 2673 2905

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8651 - 8700 1323 1882 2180 2435 2679 2912

8701 - 8750 1326 1887 2185 2441 2685 2918

8751 - 8800 1329 1891 2190 2446 2691 2925

8801 - 8850 1332 1896 2195 2452 2697 2932

8851 - 8900 1336 1900 2200 2457 2703 2938

8901 - 8950 1339 1905 2205 2463 2709 2945

8951 - 9000 1342 1909 2210 2469 2715 2952

9001 - 9050 1345 1914 2215 2474 2721 2958

9051 - 9100 1349 1918 2220 2480 2728 2965

9101 - 9150 1352 1922 2225 2485 2734 2972

9151 - 9200 1355 1927 2230 2491 2740 2978

9201 - 9250 1358 1931 2235 2496 2746 2985

9251 - 9300 1361 1936 2240 2502 2752 2991

9301 - 9350 1365 1940 2245 2507 2758 2998

9351 - 9400 1368 1945 2250 2513 2764 3005

9401 - 9450 1371 1949 2255 2518 2770 3011

9451 - 9500 1374 1953 2260 2524 2776 3018

9501 - 9550 1378 1958 2265 2530 2782 3025

9551 - 9600 1381 1962 2270 2535 2789 3031

9601 - 9650 1384 1967 2275 2541 2795 3038

9651 - 9700 1387 1971 2279 2546 2801 3044

9701 - 9750 1391 1976 2284 2552 2807 3051

9751 - 9800 1394 1980 2289 2557 2813 3058

9801 - 9850 1397 1985 2294 2563 2819 3064

9851 - 9900 1400 1989 2299 2568 2825 3071

9901 - 9950 1403 1993 2304 2574 2831 3078

9951 - 10000 1407 1998 2309 2579 2837 3084

10001 - 10050 1410 2002 2314 2585 2844 3091

10051 - 10100 1413 2007 2319 2591 2850 3098

10101 - 10150 1416 2011 2324 2596 2856 3104

10151 - 10200 1420 2016 2329 2602 2862 3111

10201 - 10250 1423 2020 2334 2607 2868 3117

10251 - 10300 1426 2024 2339 2613 2874 3124

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10301 - 10350 1429 2029 2344 2618 2880 3131

10351 - 10400 1432 2033 2349 2624 2886 3137

10401 - 10450 1436 2038 2354 2629 2892 3144

10451 - 10500 1439 2042 2359 2635 2898 3151

10501 - 10550 1442 2046 2363 2639 2903 3156

10551 - 10600 1443 2047 2364 2641 2905 3157

10601 - 10650 1444 2049 2365 2642 2906 3159

10651 - 10700 1446 2050 2366 2643 2907 3160

10701 - 10750 1447 2051 2367 2644 2909 3162

10751 - 10800 1448 2053 2368 2645 2910 3163

10801 - 10850 1449 2054 2369 2647 2911 3165

10851 - 10900 1451 2056 2371 2648 2913 3166

10901 - 10950 1452 2057 2372 2649 2914 3168

10951 - 11000 1453 2058 2373 2650 2915 3169

11001 - 11050 1455 2060 2374 2652 2917 3171

11051 - 11100 1456 2061 2375 2653 2918 3172

11101 - 11150 1457 2063 2376 2654 2919 3173

11151 - 11200 1459 2064 2377 2655 2921 3175

11201 - 11250 1460 2066 2378 2657 2922 3176

11251 - 11300 1461 2067 2379 2658 2924 3178

11301 - 11350 1463 2068 2380 2659 2925 3179

11351 - 11400 1464 2070 2382 2660 2926 3181

11401 - 11450 1465 2071 2383 2661 2928 3182

11451 - 11500 1467 2073 2384 2663 2929 3184

11501 - 11550 1468 2074 2385 2664 2930 3185

11551 - 11600 1469 2075 2386 2665 2932 3187

11601 - 11650 1471 2077 2387 2666 2933 3188

11651 - 11700 1472 2078 2388 2668 2934 3190

11701 - 11750 1473 2080 2389 2669 2936 3191

11751 - 11800 1475 2081 2390 2670 2937 3193

11801 - 11850 1476 2082 2392 2671 2938 3194

11851 - 11900 1477 2084 2393 2673 2940 3196

11901 - 11950 1479 2085 2394 2674 2941 3197

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11951 - 12000 1480 2087 2395 2675 2943 3199

12001 - 12050 1481 2088 2396 2676 2944 3200

12051 - 12100 1482 2090 2397 2677 2945 3201

12101 - 12150 1484 2091 2398 2679 2947 3203

12151 - 12200 1485 2092 2399 2680 2948 3204

12201 - 12250 1486 2094 2400 2681 2949 3206

12251 - 12300 1488 2095 2401 2682 2951 3207

12301 - 12350 1489 2097 2403 2684 2952 3209

12351 - 12400 1490 2098 2404 2685 2953 3210

12401 - 12450 1492 2099 2405 2686 2955 3212

12451 - 12500 1493 2101 2406 2687 2956 3213

12501 - 12550 1494 2102 2407 2689 2957 3215

12551 - 12600 1496 2104 2408 2690 2959 3216

12601 - 12650 1497 2105 2409 2691 2960 3218

12651 - 12700 1498 2106 2410 2692 2962 3219

12701 - 12750 1500 2108 2411 2694 2963 3221

12751 - 12800 1501 2109 2412 2695 2964 3222

12801 - 12850 1502 2111 2414 2696 2966 3224

12851 - 12900 1505 2114 2417 2700 2970 3229

12901 - 12950 1509 2121 2425 2708 2979 3239

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13051 - 13100 1523 2139 2447 2733 3006 3268

13101 - 13150 1527 2146 2454 2741 3015 3278

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13351 - 13400 1549 2177 2491 2782 3060 3326

13401 - 13450 1554 2184 2498 2790 3069 3336

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13501 - 13550 1563 2196 2512 2806 3087 3356

13551 - 13600 1567 2202 2520 2815 3096 3365

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13601 - 13650 1572 2209 2527 2823 3105 3375

13651 - 13700 1576 2215 2534 2831 3114 3385

13701 - 13750 1580 2221 2542 2839 3123 3395

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13851 - 13900 1594 2240 2564 2863 3150 3424

13901 - 13950 1598 2247 2571 2872 3159 3434

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14001 - 14050 1607 2259 2585 2888 3177 3453

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14101 - 14150 1616 2272 2600 2904 3195 3473

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14301 - 14350 1634 2297 2629 2937 3231 3512

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14551 - 14600 1656 2328 2666 2978 3275 3560

14601 - 14650 1660 2335 2673 2986 3284 3570

14651 - 14700 1665 2341 2680 2994 3293 3580

14701 - 14750 1669 2347 2688 3002 3302 3590

14751 - 14800 1674 2354 2695 3010 3311 3599

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14901 - 14950 1687 2373 2717 3035 3338 3629

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15001 - 15050 1696 2385 2732 3051 3356 3648

15051 - 15100 1700 2391 2739 3059 3365 3658

15101 - 15150 1705 2398 2746 3067 3374 3668

15151 - 15200 1709 2404 2753 3076 3383 3677

15201 - 15250 1713 2410 2761 3084 3392 3687

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15251 - 15300 1718 2417 2768 3092 3401 3697

15301 - 15350 1722 2423 2775 3100 3410 3707

15351 - 15400 1727 2429 2783 3108 3419 3716

15401 - 15450 1731 2436 2790 3116 3428 3726

15451 - 15500 1736 2442 2797 3125 3437 3736

15501 - 15550 1740 2448 2805 3133 3446 3746

15551 - 15600 1744 2454 2812 3141 3455 3756

15601 - 15650 1749 2461 2819 3149 3464 3765

15651 - 15700 1753 2467 2826 3157 3473 3775

15701 - 15750 1758 2473 2834 3165 3482 3785

15751 - 15800 1762 2480 2841 3173 3491 3795

15801 - 15850 1767 2486 2848 3182 3500 3804

15851 - 15900 1771 2492 2856 3190 3509 3814

15901 - 15950 1776 2498 2863 3198 3518 3824

15951 - 16000 1780 2505 2870 3206 3527 3834

16001 - 16050 1784 2511 2878 3214 3536 3843

16051 - 16100 1789 2517 2885 3222 3545 3853

16101 - 16150 1793 2524 2892 3231 3554 3863

16151 - 16200 1798 2530 2899 3239 3563 3873

16201 - 16250 1802 2536 2907 3247 3572 3882

16251 - 16300 1807 2543 2914 3255 3581 3892

16301 - 16350 1811 2549 2921 3263 3590 3902

16351 - 16400 1815 2555 2929 3271 3598 3912

16401 - 16450 1820 2561 2936 3280 3607 3921

16451 - 16500 1824 2568 2943 3288 3616 3931

16501 - 16550 1829 2574 2951 3296 3625 3941

16551 - 16600 1833 2580 2958 3304 3634 3951

16601 - 16650 1838 2587 2965 3312 3643 3960

16651 - 16700 1842 2593 2973 3320 3652 3970

16701 - 16750 1846 2599 2980 3328 3661 3980

16751 - 16800 1851 2606 2987 3337 3670 3990

16801 - 16850 1855 2612 2994 3345 3679 3999

16851 - 16900 1860 2618 3002 3353 3688 4009

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16901 - 16950 1864 2624 3009 3361 3697 4019

16951 - 17000 1869 2631 3016 3369 3706 4029

17001 - 17050 1873 2637 3024 3377 3715 4038

17051 - 17100 1878 2643 3031 3386 3724 4048

17101 - 17150 1882 2650 3038 3394 3733 4058

17151 - 17200 1886 2656 3046 3402 3742 4068

17201 - 17250 1891 2662 3053 3410 3751 4077

17251 - 17300 1895 2669 3060 3418 3760 4087

17301 - 17350 1900 2675 3067 3426 3769 4097

17351 - 17400 1904 2681 3075 3435 3778 4107

17401 - 17450 1909 2687 3082 3443 3787 4116

17451 - 17500 1913 2694 3089 3451 3796 4126

17501 - 17550 1917 2700 3097 3459 3805 4136

17551 - 17600 1922 2706 3104 3467 3814 4146

17601 - 17650 1926 2713 3111 3475 3823 4155

17651 - 17700 1931 2719 3119 3483 3832 4165

17701 - 17750 1935 2725 3126 3492 3841 4175

17751 - 17800 1940 2732 3133 3500 3850 4185

17801 - 17850 1944 2738 3140 3508 3859 4194

17851 - 17900 1948 2744 3148 3516 3868 4204

17901 - 17950 1953 2750 3155 3524 3877 4214

17951 - 18000 1957 2757 3162 3532 3886 4224

18001 - 18050 1962 2763 3170 3541 3895 4233

18051 - 18100 1966 2769 3177 3549 3904 4243

18101 - 18150 1971 2776 3184 3557 3913 4253

18151 - 18200 1975 2782 3192 3565 3922 4263

18201 - 18250 1979 2788 3199 3573 3931 4272

18251 - 18300 1984 2795 3206 3581 3939 4282

18301 - 18350 1988 2801 3214 3590 3948 4292

18351 - 18400 1993 2807 3221 3598 3957 4302

18401 - 18450 1997 2813 3228 3606 3966 4311

18451 - 18500 2002 2820 3235 3614 3975 4321

18501 - 18550 2006 2826 3243 3622 3984 4331

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18551 - 18600 2011 2832 3250 3630 3993 4341

18601 - 18650 2015 2839 3257 3638 4002 4350

18651 - 18700 2019 2845 3265 3647 4011 4360

18701 - 18750 2024 2851 3272 3655 4020 4370

18751 - 18800 2028 2858 3279 3663 4029 4380

18801 - 18850 2033 2864 3287 3671 4038 4390

18851 - 18900 2037 2870 3294 3679 4047 4399

18901 - 18950 2042 2876 3301 3687 4056 4409

18951 - 19000 2046 2883 3308 3696 4065 4419

19001 - 19050 2050 2889 3316 3704 4074 4429

19051 - 19100 2055 2895 3323 3712 4083 4438

19101 - 19150 2059 2902 3330 3720 4092 4448

19151 - 19200 2064 2908 3338 3728 4101 4458

19201 - 19250 2068 2914 3345 3736 4110 4468

19251 - 19300 2073 2920 3352 3744 4119 4477

19301 - 19350 2077 2927 3360 3753 4128 4487

19351 - 19400 2081 2933 3367 3761 4137 4497

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19451 - 19500 2090 2946 3381 3777 4155 4516

19501 - 19550 2095 2952 3389 3785 4164 4526

19551 - 19600 2099 2958 3396 3793 4173 4536

19601 - 19650 2104 2965 3403 3802 4182 4546

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19701 - 19750 2113 2977 3418 3818 4200 4565

19751 - 19800 2117 2983 3425 3826 4209 4575

19801 - 19850 2121 2990 3433 3834 4218 4585

19851 - 19900 2126 2996 3440 3842 4227 4594

19901 - 19950 2130 3002 3447 3851 4236 4604

19951 - 20000 2135 3009 3455 3859 4245 4614

20001 - 20050 2139 3015 3462 3867 4254 4624

20051 - 20100 2144 3021 3469 3875 4263 4633

20101 - 20150 2148 3028 3476 3883 4271 4643

20151 - 20200 2152 3034 3484 3891 4280 4653

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20201 - 20250 2157 3040 3491 3899 4289 4663

20251 - 20300 2161 3046 3498 3908 4298 4672

20301 - 20350 2166 3053 3506 3916 4307 4682

20351 - 20400 2170 3059 3513 3924 4316 4692

20401 - 20450 2175 3065 3520 3932 4325 4702

20451 - 20500 2179 3072 3528 3940 4334 4711

20501 - 20550 2183 3078 3535 3948 4343 4721

20551 - 20600 2188 3084 3542 3957 4352 4731

20601 - 20650 2192 3091 3549 3965 4361 4741

20651 - 20700 2197 3097 3557 3973 4370 4750

20701 - 20750 2201 3103 3564 3981 4379 4760

20751 - 20800 2206 3109 3571 3989 4388 4770

20801 - 20850 2210 3116 3579 3997 4397 4780

20851 - 20900 2215 3122 3586 4006 4406 4789

20901 - 20950 2219 3128 3593 4014 4415 4799

20951 - 21000 2223 3135 3601 4022 4424 4809

21001 - 21050 2228 3141 3608 4030 4433 4819

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21101 - 21150 2237 3154 3622 4046 4451 4838

21151 - 21200 2241 3160 3630 4054 4460 4848

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21251 - 21300 2250 3172 3644 4071 4478 4867

21301 - 21350 2254 3179 3652 4079 4487 4877

21351 - 21400 2259 3185 3659 4087 4496 4887

21401 - 21450 2263 3191 3666 4095 4505 4897

21451 - 21500 2268 3198 3674 4103 4514 4906

21501 - 21550 2272 3204 3681 4112 4523 4916

21551 - 21600 2277 3210 3688 4120 4532 4926

21601 - 21650 2281 3217 3696 4128 4541 4936

21651 - 21700 2285 3223 3703 4136 4550 4945

21701 - 21750 2290 3229 3710 4144 4559 4955

21751 - 21800 2294 3235 3717 4152 4568 4965

21801 - 21850 2299 3242 3725 4161 4577 4975

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21851 - 21900 2303 3248 3732 4169 4586 4984

21901 - 21950 2308 3254 3739 4177 4595 4994

21951 - 22000 2312 3261 3747 4185 4603 5004

22001 - 22050 2317 3267 3754 4193 4612 5014

22051 - 22100 2321 3273 3761 4201 4621 5024

22101 - 22150 2325 3280 3769 4209 4630 5033

22151 - 22200 2330 3286 3776 4218 4639 5043

22201 - 22250 2334 3292 3783 4226 4648 5053

22251 - 22300 2339 3298 3790 4234 4657 5063

22301 - 22350 2343 3305 3798 4242 4666 5072

22351 - 22400 2348 3311 3805 4250 4675 5082

22401 - 22450 2352 3317 3812 4258 4684 5092

22451 - 22500 2356 3324 3820 4267 4693 5102

22501 - 22550 2361 3330 3827 4275 4702 5111

22551 - 22600 2365 3336 3834 4283 4711 5121

22601 - 22650 2370 3342 3842 4291 4720 5131

22651 - 22700 2374 3349 3849 4299 4729 5141

22701 - 22750 2379 3355 3856 4307 4738 5150

22751 - 22800 2383 3361 3863 4316 4747 5160

22801 - 22850 2387 3368 3871 4324 4756 5170

22851 - 22900 2392 3374 3878 4332 4765 5180

22901 - 22950 2396 3380 3885 4340 4774 5189

22951 - 23000 2401 3387 3893 4348 4783 5199

23001 - 23050 2405 3393 3900 4356 4792 5209

23051 - 23100 2410 3399 3907 4364 4801 5219

23101 - 23150 2414 3405 3915 4373 4810 5228

23151 - 23200 2418 3412 3922 4381 4819 5238

23201 - 23250 2423 3418 3929 4389 4828 5248

23251 - 23300 2427 3424 3937 4397 4837 5258

23301 - 23350 2432 3431 3944 4405 4846 5267

23351 - 23400 2436 3437 3951 4413 4855 5277

23401 - 23450 2441 3443 3958 4422 4864 5287

23451 - 23500 2445 3450 3966 4430 4873 5297

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23501 - 23550 2450 3456 3973 4438 4882 5306

23551 - 23600 2454 3462 3980 4446 4891 5316

23601 - 23650 2458 3468 3988 4454 4900 5326

23651 - 23700 2463 3475 3995 4462 4909 5336

23701 - 23750 2467 3481 4002 4471 4918 5345

23751 - 23800 2472 3487 4010 4479 4927 5355

23801 - 23850 2476 3494 4017 4487 4936 5365

23851 - 23900 2481 3500 4024 4495 4944 5375

23901 - 23950 2485 3506 4031 4503 4953 5384

23951 - 24000 2489 3513 4039 4511 4962 5394

24001 - 24050 2494 3519 4046 4519 4971 5404

24051 - 24100 2498 3525 4053 4528 4980 5414

24101 - 24150 2503 3531 4061 4536 4989 5423

24151 - 24200 2507 3538 4068 4544 4998 5433

24201 - 24250 2512 3544 4075 4552 5007 5443

24251 - 24300 2516 3550 4083 4560 5016 5453

24301 - 24350 2520 3557 4090 4568 5025 5462

24351 - 24400 2525 3563 4097 4577 5034 5472

24401 - 24450 2529 3569 4104 4585 5043 5482

24451 - 24500 2534 3576 4112 4593 5052 5492

24501 - 24550 2538 3582 4119 4601 5061 5501

24551 - 24600 2543 3588 4126 4609 5070 5511

24601 - 24650 2547 3594 4134 4617 5079 5521

24651 - 24700 2552 3601 4141 4626 5088 5531

24701 - 24750 2556 3607 4148 4634 5097 5540

24751 - 24800 2560 3613 4156 4642 5106 5550

24801 - 24850 2565 3620 4163 4650 5115 5560

24851 - 24900 2569 3626 4170 4658 5124 5570

24901 - 24950 2574 3632 4178 4666 5133 5579

24951 - 25000 2578 3639 4185 4674 5142 5589

25001 - 25050 2583 3645 4192 4683 5151 5599

25051 - 25100 2587 3651 4199 4691 5160 5609

25101 - 25150 2591 3657 4207 4699 5169 5618

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25151 - 25200 2596 3664 4214 4707 5178 5628

25201 - 25250 2600 3670 4221 4715 5187 5638

25251 - 25300 2605 3676 4229 4723 5196 5648

25301 - 25350 2609 3683 4236 4732 5205 5658

25351 - 25400 2614 3689 4243 4740 5214 5667

25401 - 25450 2618 3695 4251 4748 5223 5677

25451 - 25500 2622 3702 4258 4756 5232 5687

25501 - 25550 2627 3708 4265 4764 5241 5697

25551 - 25600 2631 3714 4272 4772 5250 5706

25601 - 25650 2636 3720 4280 4780 5259 5716

25651 - 25700 2640 3727 4287 4789 5268 5726

25701 - 25750 2645 3733 4294 4797 5276 5736

25751 - 25800 2649 3739 4302 4805 5285 5745

25801 - 25850 2654 3746 4309 4813 5294 5755

25851 - 25900 2658 3752 4316 4821 5303 5765

25901 - 25950 2662 3758 4324 4829 5312 5775

25951 - 26000 2667 3764 4331 4838 5321 5784

26001 - 26050 2671 3771 4338 4846 5330 5794

26051 - 26100 2676 3777 4345 4854 5339 5804

26101 - 26150 2680 3783 4353 4862 5348 5814

26151 - 26200 2685 3790 4360 4870 5357 5823

26201 - 26250 2689 3796 4367 4878 5366 5833

26251 - 26300 2693 3802 4375 4887 5375 5843

26301 - 26350 2698 3809 4382 4895 5384 5853

26351 - 26400 2702 3815 4389 4903 5393 5862

26401 - 26450 2707 3821 4397 4911 5402 5872

26451 - 26500 2711 3827 4404 4919 5411 5882

26501 - 26550 2716 3834 4411 4927 5420 5892

26551 - 26600 2720 3840 4419 4935 5429 5901

26601 - 26650 2724 3846 4426 4944 5438 5911

26651 - 26700 2729 3853 4433 4952 5447 5921

26701 - 26750 2733 3859 4440 4960 5456 5931

26751 - 26800 2738 3865 4448 4968 5465 5940

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26801 - 26850 2742 3872 4455 4976 5474 5950

26851 - 26900 2747 3878 4462 4984 5483 5960

26901 - 26950 2751 3884 4470 4993 5492 5970

26951 - 27000 2756 3890 4477 5001 5501 5979

27001 - 27050 2760 3897 4484 5009 5510 5989

27051 - 27100 2764 3903 4492 5017 5519 5999

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27251 - 27300 2782 3928 4521 5050 5555 6038

27301 - 27350 2787 3935 4528 5058 5564 6048

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27451 - 27500 2800 3953 4550 5082 5591 6077

27501 - 27550 2804 3960 4557 5090 5600 6087

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28351 - 28400 2880 4067 4681 5229 5752 6253

28401 - 28450 2884 4073 4689 5237 5761 6262

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28451 - 28500 2889 4079 4696 5245 5770 6272

28501 - 28550 2893 4086 4703 5254 5779 6282

28551 - 28600 2897 4092 4711 5262 5788 6292

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28651 - 28700 2906 4105 4725 5278 5806 6311

28701 - 28750 2911 4111 4733 5286 5815 6321

28751 - 28800 2915 4117 4740 5294 5824 6331

28801 - 28850 2920 4124 4747 5303 5833 6340

28851 - 28900 2924 4130 4754 5311 5842 6350

28901 - 28950 2928 4136 4762 5319 5851 6360

28951 - 29000 2933 4142 4769 5327 5860 6370

29001 - 29050 2937 4149 4776 5335 5869 6379

29051 - 29100 2942 4155 4784 5343 5878 6389

29101 - 29150 2946 4161 4791 5352 5887 6399

29151 - 29200 2951 4168 4798 5360 5896 6409

29201 - 29250 2955 4174 4806 5368 5905 6418

29251 - 29300 2959 4180 4813 5376 5914 6428

29301 - 29350 2964 4186 4820 5384 5923 6438

29351 - 29400 2968 4193 4827 5392 5932 6448

29401 - 29450 2973 4199 4835 5400 5941 6457

29451 - 29500 2977 4205 4842 5409 5949 6467

29501 - 29550 2982 4212 4849 5417 5958 6477

29551 - 29600 2986 4218 4857 5425 5967 6487

29601 - 29650 2991 4224 4864 5433 5976 6496

29651 - 29700 2995 4231 4871 5441 5985 6506

29701 - 29750 2999 4237 4879 5449 5994 6516

29751 - 29800 3004 4243 4886 5458 6003 6526

29801 - 29850 3008 4249 4893 5466 6012 6535

29851 - 29900 3013 4256 4901 5474 6021 6545

29901 - 29950 3017 4262 4908 5482 6030 6555

29951 - 30000 3022 4268 4915 5490 6039 6565

The share of the custodial parent is presumed to be spent directly for the benefit of the child.

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Section 2. That §25-7-6.4 be amended to read:

Except in cases of physical or mental disability, it is presumed for the purposes of determination

of child support that a parent is capable of being employed at the minimum wage, a minimum of

1,820 hours per year, including while incarcerated, and the parent's child support obligation shall

be computed at a rate not less than full-time employment 1,820 hours per year at the state

minimum wage. Evidence to rebut this presumption may be presented by either parent.

Section 3. That § 25-7-6.13 be amended to read:

All orders for support entered and in effect prior to July 1, 2009 2017, may be modified in

accordance with this chapter without requiring a showing of a change in circumstances from the

entry of the order.

Section 4. That § 25-7-6.22 be amended to read:

If a parent is employed full-time at a rate of pay that equals or exceeds the state's minimum wage, If a parent has annual primary employment earnings equaling or exceeding the current state minimum hourly wage multiplied by 1,820 hours, it is presumed that a parent's second job income is not to be considered in establishing a support obligation. This presumption may be rebutted by evidence that the income source was available to pay expenses related to the child when the parent initially became obligated for the support of the child pursuant to § 25-7-6.1.