depends what was shown in your labor application. If your w2 salary is less than shown in the labor, your company should have profits to meet the difference. If there are no profits there should be net current assets equal or greater than the amount of difference for each year in consideration. Just look at the financial statements of your company (if you can) and you will know.
Also, search this forum for write up by unitednations user. So far his explanation on how to meet "ability to pay" rfe, is the best. Pls do consult your attorney.
good luck
