Adjusted gross income is an American tax term referring to your gross income minus any adjustments to your income. The adjustments to your income are usually in the form of deductions as defined by the IRS. Your adjusted gross income is listed as the last number on the first page of your 1040 form.
Adjusted Gross Income
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