Income calculation conflicts with payroll extracts
The opposing submission relies on an assumption that is not supported by the uploaded payroll extracts.
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The opposing submission relies on an assumption that is not supported by the uploaded payroll extracts.
The April schedule supports part of the position, but conflicts with the claimed availability dates.
Recommended next step: attach the corrected chronology and cite payroll and schedule documents directly.
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