As I understand, \the rebate excludes SSI disability income from the earned income definition to qualify for the rebate. It doesn't appear to exclude SSA disability benefits. I suppose that's because SSI disability is more like a welfare benefit. I suppose this is a dumb question, but I haven't seen any SSI reporting. Does it indicate SSI at the top of the form received from SS for tax reporting? I have a young client on disability, I believe his document has an SSA heading.
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I don't know the official answer to your question, but I have to wonder how the IRS is going to know the difference when it is all reported on the same form and in the same way.
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SSA vs SSI
I just received my client's information. His disability infomation is reported on a Form SSA-1099. It doesn't look any different than all the other SSA-1099's I've seen. There's no indication that the benefits he's receiving are for a disability (which they are...he's only 33 years old). I don't know if the IRS is going to coordingate with the SSA on this type of situation, or not. The Form does have a claim number. Again, my understanding was that only SSI disability (which is funded separately) can't be included as earned income for the rebate. Can anyone confirm that's correct?Comment
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No 1099 sent on SSI. Never reported.Comment
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