An intricate component in child support cases is the calculation of the parties' income for purposes of determining child support. In the recent case of Hall v. Bartron, __ A.3d __, 2024 Pa. Super. 172 (August 8, 2024), the Pennsylvania Superior Court addressed a number of issues related to the calculation of income for purposes of child support. In the Hall case, the father is a business owner of a closely held corporation. The mother claimed, among other things, that the father shielded some of his income by reinvesting the profits of his company back into the company. The court only included the father's salary that he received from the business in his income available for support and not profits that were retained by the business and reinvested by the business. The mother raised numerous issues on appeal, and the Superior Court addressed this as one of the issues.