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Private Texas income worksheet

Texas Lost-Wage Documentation Worksheet

Organize a preliminary gross-income figure and the records needed to support it. Values remain only in this browser page and are never transmitted or saved.

Prepared by the Texas Settlement Calculator Editorial Team · Published September 7, 2026 · Content updated September 7, 2026 · Editorial standards

Employment type

Preliminary documentation figure

$0.00

Arithmetic: ($0.00 × 0 regular hours) + ($0.00 × 0 overtime hours) + $0.00

“Other compensation” may include documented commissions, bonuses, shift differentials, or benefits only when supported. This worksheet does not decide whether any amount is legally recoverable.

Employee documentation

  • Provider work-status notes and restrictions
  • Pay stubs and wage statements
  • Time, attendance, leave, and overtime records
  • Employer verification of missed work and compensation
  • Tax forms and benefit records when relevant

Self-employment documentation

  • Tax returns and Schedule C records
  • Profit-and-loss statements and bank records
  • Invoices, contracts, appointments, and calendars
  • Comparable pre-incident periods and seasonal trends
  • Saved expenses and mitigation efforts

Important limitations

This worksheet is general information, not legal, accounting, tax, employment, or financial advice. It does not determine causation, mitigation, disability, net loss, admissibility, offsets, taxes, benefits, or recoverable damages. The salaried example uses the workdays-per-year value you enter; 260 is only a common editable starting assumption.

Recordkeeping sources

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