How do I get a rough estimate of my GI?

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I am trying to decide which car to buy. Tesla looks like a decent option only if I get the 7500$ in Federal tax credit.

I don't think I would qualify for the federal tax credit because my income is more than the income threshold for the tax credit. But I was between jobs for 1.5 months this year, so I am thinking that maybe I would qualify for the tax credit

Would this be a good way to estimate my gross income?

Gross Income = Wages   Bonus   Signing bonus   RSUs   Dividends - 401K contribution - HSA contribution?

Haven't sold any stock this year so I don't have any capital gains.

If I am within that 150K than I will consult a CPA to figure out if I would qualify for the tax credit. If I am not even going to be close to that number than I don't see a point in wasting money on a CPA. In the last 2 to 3 years my GI has been more than 150K.

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